#95 - Victoria / Understanding sex work as a social service

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#95 - Victoria / Understanding sex work as a social service

Sex in Space

31 minutes 29 seconds

9 months ago

#95 - Victoria / Understanding sex work as a social service

In this episode, Toshi had a conversation with Victoria, a former escort who is the president of UTSOPI in Belgium, which is the Belgian Union of Sex Workers. Together, they had a conversation about the way that Victoria views sex work as a social service, something that’s not just about physical intimacy but is very connected to human emotions and is effective at combating loneliness. Toshi and Victoria also discussed the stigma that is still associated with sex work, why you should be hugging the people in your life, and the difference between loneliness and being alone.