Not only that, the whole argument that somehow "women's bodies [are] commodified and sold to men" when they have sex in exchange for money is ridiculously objectifying. It completely ignores the actions, desires and views of the women involved in the trade and reduces them to passive objects that are bought and sold. It's not the industry that's doing this, or their clients, or even the patriarchy - it's feminist activists that claim to be fighting the objectification of women.