While I do agree with you. Why can someone dress up as someone else in every single way; dying your hair, clothing, eye coloured contacts, haircut, stuffing your clothes to match their weight, duplicate tattoos and scars, etc. But as soon as you touch skin colour everyone freaks out. If you’re not being rude about it…

For some people, it’s not about the fact that you wrote it (it’s a compelling story and twitter is public). It’s that you published Jess’ photograph without blacking out her face. Even if it had been all over twitter, she clearly was trying to move on and was uncomfortable having her job as a sex worker public (at…