Yes and if you'd continued to read the article, you would have noticed that this situation is used as an example about the problematic aspects of sexuality in our society -- its a segue to an argument, not the argument itself.
> You are not entitled to sex with anyone, but people can have preferences that are problematic
You rather took this one line out of context and interpreted in the worst possible way.
> You are not entitled to sex with anyone, but people can have preferences that are problematic
You rather took this one line out of context and interpreted in the worst possible way.