Jealousy and Sex Work
Chris and Louise delve into the complexities of jealousy and its evolutionary roots, questioning societal perceptions of sex work. While Chris argues that women often advocate for platforms like OnlyFans, Louise raises concerns about the implications of men being comfortable with their partners engaging in such work. The conversation highlights the tension between personal instincts and societal expectations, suggesting that suppressing natural feelings may not be a viable solution.In this clip
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