People wear make up for different reasons and have different approaches to wearing it. For all I know you think anyone wearing red lipstick makes them a whore. I don't draw conclusions about what people do with their genitals based on that they put on their faces. I was just trying to figure out how you were coming to your conclusions.
Few more follow up questions. Have you ever seen a prostitute, or been aware that a person was a sex worker? Did they look this way?
And, since attraction is a decent part of getting clients, and you think sex workers look like this, is this what you find attractive? That's a rhetorical question to lead to, Why, if you don't find this attractive, do you think someone who part if their job is to be attractive would look this way?
And why are we even conflating sex workers and drag queens anyway? I'd be surprised if the overlap is any larger than say, theater actors and sex workers, to pick a fairer equivalent
People wear make up for different reasons and have different approaches to wearing it. For all I know you think anyone wearing red lipstick makes them a whore. I don't draw conclusions about what people do with their genitals based on that they put on their faces. I was just trying to figure out how you were coming to your conclusions.
If it's so simple, why are you struggling to answer?
Is that what you think prostitutes actually look like?
For fucks sake guy. Thanks for a good laugh anyway.
Few more follow up questions. Have you ever seen a prostitute, or been aware that a person was a sex worker? Did they look this way?
And, since attraction is a decent part of getting clients, and you think sex workers look like this, is this what you find attractive? That's a rhetorical question to lead to, Why, if you don't find this attractive, do you think someone who part if their job is to be attractive would look this way?
And why are we even conflating sex workers and drag queens anyway? I'd be surprised if the overlap is any larger than say, theater actors and sex workers, to pick a fairer equivalent