Firstly, for a man to turn up to this event, you have to wonder what went wrong in his life. Some would call him a loser. So when Bonnie Blue talks about feeling "empowered" by sleeping with these kinds of men, it feels disconnected from what we're actually witnessing.
And that's the core problem. The documentary misses the chance to go deeper. This woman thought her only options were recruitment or sex work. Including her parents or a psychologist could have offered real insight into the emotional or social context behind her choices. Instead, we're left with a surface-level look at a taboo subject - one that offers no real structure or takeaway.
But maybe that's the point: to provoke pity, and to make us reflect on what we'd want for our own children.
And by the way, it didn't even look like 1,000 men were there. But I guess that number makes headlines.
