Society/Culture Prostitution: Another angle...

[bombermick]

I don't know how she does it, but this woman is doing a fantastic public service. Such disabled men can now feel fully human, or at least closer to the mark.

This is completely different to underage or forced prostitution.

 

[Monniehawk]

I don't know how she does it, but this woman is doing a fantastic public service. Such disabled men can now feel fully human, or at least closer to the mark.
This is completely different to underage or forced prostitution.

Funny how such exceptions can challenge universal perceptions.
No doubt society frowns on prostitution, condemns its clientèle and marginalises its practitioners; but is it really all bad? - or even a little bit bad?
Scriptures played a big part in the taboo, reinforced by unsavoury ethical and criminal behaviour, but the world's oldest profession has something to offer, it seems.
And why not?

 

[evo]

All of what you say has elements of truth. I'd think somebody who was more skilled at the mechanics of sex would be more likely to earn more money, if only from return business.

There is an interesting chapter on the subject at the beginning of 'Superfreakonomics'. According to their studies better looking, or more skilled pros, don't necessarily make more money (at least amongst the steet-walker type pros). Apparently when it comes to ladies of the night one hole is as good as another, broadly speaking.

 

[bombermick]

Funny how such exceptions can challenge universal perceptions.
No doubt society frowns on prostitution, condemns its clientèle and marginalises its practitioners; but is it really all bad? - or even a little bit bad?
Scriptures played a big part in the taboo, reinforced by unsavoury ethical and criminal behaviour, but the world's oldest profession has something to offer, it seems.
And why not?

There's a major difference between the sex-addicted husband who risks ruining his marriage by visiting pros, and the disabled man who now feels much better about himself.

One is as destructive as any other addiction - the other makes its practitioners some strange saint.

 

[Admiral Byng]

No issue whatsoever with legalised prostitution where it is run ethically. The problems arise through street prostitution (particuarly the substantial number of underage prostitutes) and unethical brothel owners who use debts to force people into sex slavery.

I think it's a problem of supply. There just aren't the numbers of workers out there that do it voluntarily to meet the demand. That's why we get all the problems associated with it of exploitation and trafficking.

 

[Monniehawk]

There's a major difference between the sex-addicted husband who risks ruining his marriage by visiting pros, and the disabled man who now feels much better about himself.

One is as destructive as any other addiction - the other makes its practitioners some strange saint.

Can't make any sense of your post. You seem to be contradicting yourself. You sure do jump in feet first!
And 'addiction'??? WTF?
Sex is a natural, primal human urge like hunger and thirst - not some acquired dependence to a drug!! Stay real.

Saint? You do ascribe some bizarre terms. In the secular world it is best stated as humanitarian, philanthropist or altruist.
Saint is a sectarian term ..... and I don't think she is a regular churchie.

Also trying to reconcile the 'sex-addicted husband' being insinuated into the reply to my post. Where did you get that from?!!

 

[Gen Y]

I believe sex involves two people, and if it is a financial transaction, the physical benefit is clearly one person's domain. I have a caveat, some prostitutes, male/female, do take pleasure in some (all?) couplings.

If you put money down, you are missing out on a lot. Money cant buy the partner's love and enjoyment. And putting the transaction as means for the physical, rmortal and ephemeral pleasure you never open one's eyes to the more ethereal. That is experience above and beyond genetailia I posit.

I really rate your contribution to the thread thus far.

This kind of sums up my attitude towards prostitution. I don't think it is something I would go for because to me sex is so much better when I have genuine feelings for the person involved.

That said, I would definitely pay for sex above experiencing no sex. All relationships should be reciprocal, if I was no longer able to satisfy a partner physically/emotionally, I would like for there to be something in it for them financially if nothing else.

There is a genuine need for prostitution in society. One angle is for disabled people as mentioned earlier, but another important aspect to prostitution is that sexually frustrated people are able to find an outlet without harming others. I have heard women in small villages in Europe (forgive me for not remembering countries) welcoming brothels in their towns, since their existence led to a reduction in sexual assault rates.

 

[blackcat]

There is an interesting chapter on the subject at the beginning of 'Superfreakonomics'. According to their studies better looking, or more skilled pros, don't necessarily make more money (at least amongst the steet-walker type pros). Apparently when it comes to ladies of the night one hole is as good as another, broadly speaking.

that w***er comedian Russell Brand talks about his sexcapades, and he likes dirty sex with dirty women, and he basically can have his pick of groupie minge if he wished. Read it as a rumination on the dark arts of the scatological science.

Heidi Fleiss high priced escort star sportscars came for 5k to 10k per "service". Sounds like one expensive oil change.

U can also get a price on of the pr0n studios stars that usually start around 20k.

I think chalie sheen has the a la carte menu, if u wanna choose on price.

Think about it, Tigger could have got any woman, or women, as partner in crime on tour, a personal caddie of the night. But he coupled with pretty ordinary cocktail waitresses, and some average prostitutes with false racks more like Ikea flat pack qualit, left genuine Swede wife prim girl next door looks at home.

 

[blackcat]

I long for the day when hookers actually hooked. The great hookers like Kelly and Walters were a sight for sore eyes. People would travel a long way and pay good money to see them hook.

Now the balls go straight in behind the hooker and they basically just stand there.

Let's not forget Keith Stackpole.

Viv.

/end tangent

 

[bombermick]

Can't make any sense of your post. You seem to be contradicting yourself. You sure do jump in feet first!
And 'addiction'??? WTF?
Sex is a natural, primal human urge like hunger and thirst - not some acquired dependence to a drug!! Stay real.

Saint? You do ascribe some bizarre terms. In the secular world it is best stated as humanitarian, philanthropist or altruist.
Saint is a sectarian term ..... and I don't think she is a regular churchie.

Also trying to reconcile the 'sex-addicted husband' being insinuated into the reply to my post. Where did you get that from?!!

Sex can be just as addictive as gambling or drugs. There's the financial aspect - in addition to unrealistic sexual expectations on the man's poor partner.

 

[WeetBixKid]

Agreed, sex being natural doesn't make any argument against its addictive properties, which are real. Give a male rat a new female every couple of minutes & it will literally bang itself to death. While a human won't do it to the point of death, sex can be had in harmful ways/amounts & can be difficult to stop even when the higher self knows it should. Classic addictive behaviour.

 

[WeetBixKid]

& these disabled guys just need better game, they should look to Frank Moore for inspiration.

 

[blackcat]

just disabled guys? phooey

I think every guy gotta bring more game personally.

#white_men_can't_jump

 

[Geelong_Sicko]

Although there IS a dark side to prostitution (child prostitution, sex slavery) that needs thorough policing, as long as it remains a transaction between two consenting adults, or made via a legal third as in a brothel I'll defend the right of anyone who wants to pay for sex or sell their sexual services.

Same with strippers. As long as the strippers themselves aren't under any form of coercion (beyond paying bills, rent etc) I see no problem with it.

 

[blackcat]

Re: Prostitution: multiple angles:

a few positions from the folks at cosmo, if you buy the print edition like I did, they have a sealed section where if you cut along the perforation centrefold Jack Thompson's engorged phallus pops out like Warnie in a threesome.

if anyone wants a copy of the Ita Buttrose Goanna sextape, just pm me.

http://www.cosmopolitan.com/sex-love/positions/