Joy Taylor Says Sex Work Should Be Legal: 'Male Lonelies Are Deteriorating Society'

Joy Taylor has recently been making headlines for her personal takes on dating.

Her newest theory is that sex work should be legalized to stave off men’s loneliness, a concept she discussed on the latest episode of her Two Personal Show.

The media personality sat down with former TMZ Live host Van Lathan and said she believes that there’s a “massive attack on femininity” in the US right now.

“The idea is that masculinity is actually what’s being attacked,” Taylor said. “Everything’s watered down. Everything’s softened now. Everything is feminine. I think femininity is under control. I think a big part of the reason why this is happening is because women got too close to power.”

“I mean, the audacity that a Black woman [Kamala Harris] would run for president. This was their last stand," she continued. "They’re like, ‘Hold on, listen, we let you in boardrooms. We let you get credit cards. Running for president is too much audacity for us.'”

Taylor’s comments speak to the state of America’s politics, which have become increasingly polarizing. She pointed to the “rolling back” of women’s rights because “women have somehow created this world where there’s too much equality.”

She said that what's actually is occurring is a male loneliness epidemic, which she views as a “massive fucking problem.” But she has a solution.

“I think non-pussy getting male lonelies are deteriorating society,” Taylor said. “I think it’s a massive problem. One, I think we should legalize prostitution. I’ve been standing on this for decades, and I think prostitution should be legalized. They would never do this, but that I think would be a massive solve.”

Earlier this month, Taylor sat down with Paul Pierce and Azar Farideh’s podcast, The Truth After Dark, where she revealed that she’s open to dating elderly gentlemen.

"If you see me pull up with a 70-year-old, don't ask any fucking questions, OK. He's got a plane. I'm doing this for all of us,” she told the hosts.

While she could be persuaded to date a septuagenarian, Taylor has a different boundary. "I'm less and less interested in religious men if I'm being honest with you," she said.