Luckily, I have that question pre-done. If women are concerned with women's welfare and women's rights, then they would be concerned with the women who are regularly deprived of their rights. Many people suggest that to protect all of our rights, it is important to address the rights of the most marginalized members of society. Often they are in the closet, not telling even people close to them what they do. It can be very insulting in conversation to refer to people as 'others' in casual conversation, and then find out the person you are talking to is one of 'them'.
Many feminists are totally against prostitution and pornography, etc.
I understand that pornography and prostitution can be a threat to other women because the existence of women 'who are willing' is competition for women in monogamous relationships with men. I blame it on the way women are pitted against each other in our roles in society. I have never lived monogamously, and I don't expect it of my partner, so I have a different value system. Being bisexual always made me feel that I needed broader options. Carol, yes, I know you are.