Do you have problems with the wording and you were looking for communities on lemmy or do you really think you'll find reddit recommendations here? Oo
this post was submitted on 15 Sep 2025
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I suppose they're just not used to saying "communities" instead of "subreddits"
Most of us don't use reddit I don't think. We wouldn't know.
Come see us at !Womensstuff@piefed.blahaj.zone we have zero tolerance on transphobia and there's a post today about sex worker pride day
swerf
I had to look that up (wikipedia):
Feminists who oppose the acceptance and endorsement of prostitution by rebranding it as "sex work" are sometimes disparagingly labeled as "sex worker-exclusionary radical feminists" or "SWERFs". These argue that the term "sex work" contains political assumptions, rather than being a neutral term. They argue the term endorses the idea that sex is labour for women and leisure for men, according men the social and economic power to act as a ruling class in the matter of intercourse, and also implies that women's bodies exist as a resource to be used by other people.[52][53]
So yeah, 1) this isn't reddit, and 2) the combination you're looking for might not exist, based on what I think you are asking.
If you're a 45 year old man with shot knees and a wrecked back, you probably sold your body as a commodity.
I'm a 40 y/o man with body parts that complain on an irregular basis. I sold my body, still do. Millwrighting ain't easy.
Don't worry, we'll be dead soon, and then it's all gravy.
We're*
And then we're all gravy.
Nope. I'll be cremated or eaten raw. It's going to be hype.
Be the change you want to see. Unless they harass you for being positive toward sw, just keep posting there. You'll never find a community where everyone agrees 100% on everything. Reminding people that hostility towards sex workers is part of patriarchal values is more useful than an echo chamber.
(I'm assuming "reddit" was a slipup)
Are swerfs just feminists who disagree with prostitution and its "ideological sanitisation" or am I getting it twisted?
I would suggest you look for femenist comunities and check the vibe or ask how they think about it. Depending on that you might luckily find something.
I'm aware of Fermi fans, Fami collectors, and even Farsi nerds, but what's a femenist?