Current Events > Is going to a prostitute to have sex wrong?

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Definitely not. In fact it should be more encouraged. You'd have far less incels and people with a complete non understanding of sex

Wrong? No. Too expensive? Usually. Risky? Yes, unless it's one of those respected establishments.

No, but only if the sex worker isn't forced into (by someone else or crushing societal pressures etc) and I'm not sure how easy it would be to determine that

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You don't see anything wrong with girls being pressured to sleep with a guy on the first date just to keep the door to courting open? Not even the concern of accidental pregnancy or contracting an STI?

Hypothetically the concept is fine, but in practice there's so much human trafficking that it's not good. I wouldn't pay for sex myself. I hope that one day it's de-stigmatized and legalized, though, so that people can do it safely.

TheOnionKnight posted...

Hypothetically the concept is fine, but in practice there's so much human trafficking that it's not good. I wouldn't pay for sex myself. I hope that one day it's de-stigmatized and legalized, though, so that people can do it safely.

I completely agree with you.

I think legalizing it would help make it safer.

It sure is.

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That is how it worked at my school. I chatted with people about the culture. I even chatted with one friend of mine who talked about her experience and her reasoning for why she followed the norm; because "it's what you do".

I can give a bunch more examples from athletics, to instagram models using altering images or hiding their cosmetic surgery to even more notorious topics but the crux is your actions have an effect on other people and the effect isn't sealed off just by keeping doors closed.

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I'm talking about a trend that broke out in my own school and why it existed; supply and demand. If the sister school girls wanted to play by dating game to win a relationship, they had to play by the rules and the rules were written by the limited supply of guys, which lead to a spiraling down of reinforcing the trends of what I specified. You're telling me what's going on in the current dating market but you're not explaining the fundamentals that allow and drive these trends to thrive in the first place.

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This is certainly a way to describe what I'm talking about but it's more nuanced. There are several environmental factors that allow promiscuous women to be exploited and that has a ripple effect on the rest of the dating market in today's market. I'm sweating as I type this up because I'd rather things not be taken out of context.

But realize we seeing trends where more and more young guys are checking out of society and giving up on the chance of ever getting married and settling for 2D waifus, or parasocial relationships via female twitch streamers or that controversial R rated site, and more and more women hitting their late 30's while being single and childless, with very little chance of being able to reverse their situation. This is a societal crisis that is only getting worse.

SauI_Goodman posted...

If she is there of her own free will, no.
If it is a child or an adult who is trafficked, yes.

In a hypothetical, this.

However, in practice you can't always rule out the possibility that you are exploiting a vulnerable person.