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Re:Australia: Sex consent app proposal sparks backlash on Thursday March 18, 2021 @07:22AM (#26501530)
On college campuses in the US, approximately 1 out 4 young women report being "sexually assaulted" during their undergraduate years.

In which case, your claim "that probably a vast, vast majority of sexual interactions between adults are probably perfectly fine and healthy" may be understating the risk here.

Reference: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Campus_sexual_assault#:~:text=....

Things wouldn't get worse ... they'd just have to start paying taxes on it.
Why is spending investor's money on sex workers any more wrong then spending it on other job perks?

What's "unhealthy" about boss having sex with receptionist.

Got news for you: it already happens a lot :)

As far as employees who have families, can't they just go poly if they don't want to risk being fired?

Most people have no job protection whatsoever.

Could just as easily argue that providing sexual services increases her job security.

Not so fast. Can a landlord refuse to rent to someone because they are black, because they have children, because of their political affiliation?

Once sex work becomes legal, then it has to abide by the same rules as everyone else.

They are going to get a lot of customers that many of them would probably not want to touch if they were not getting paid to do so.

... and in many cases that will be exactly why they are getting paid to do so.