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I think its pretty dangerous, if its not controlled to some extent-and I am not talking about a pimp either, because aparently, my sources tell me that "its hard out there for a pimp", so I don't think they qualify as "control"!
Share your thoughts and/or experiences?
(experiences??? EWWWW!)
MAYBE NOT!!!!
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People can do as they wish. Victimless "crime" = government has no business protecting people from themselves.
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People can do as they wish. Victimless "crime" = government has no business protecting people from themselves.
Amen to that. It's called freedom of choice. Use wisely your freedom of choice, don't rely on government to choose for you. You may not like the choice.
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People can do as they wish. Victimless "crime" = government has no business protecting people from themselves.
so would you apply this to forcing people to wear their seatbelts?? i mean if i don't want to wear my seatbelt should i get fined for something that would only hurt me??
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I think its pretty dangerous, if its not controlled to some extent-and I am not talking about a pimp either, because aparently, my sources tell me that "its hard out there for a pimp", so I don't think they qualify as "control"! Share your thoughts and/or experiences?
It is a dangerous profession. But so is being a 3rd shift gas attendant or 7/11 clerk. I do agree it should be controlled in the sense that the prostitutes should get regular checkups (for the customers sake) and do it in some safe area. That alone is hard enough though. $$$LEGALIZE AND TAX IT.$$$
Besides seeing a few in Las Vegas, I have no experiences. But if I did, it'd probably go down like in the image I attached.
i mean if i don't want to wear my seatbelt should i get fined for something that would only hurt me??
Prostitution is a strict business whereas a seatbelt is a safety object meant to save people from *bleep*, gruesome, and gory deaths. You bought the car. You own the seatbelt. Therefore it should be your choice. If people want to be stupid and not wear them, that's their choice. I know it's a harsh reality that can end in disaster, but it's a freedom. And even though I wear my seatbelt, I do believe in the 'conspiracy' that it's just a way to get more money out of drivers. That freedom was taken away. But I suggest we stay on topic...
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People can do as they wish. Victimless "crime" = government has no business protecting people from themselves.
so would you apply this to forcing people to wear their seatbelts?? i mean if i don't want to wear my seatbelt should i get fined for something that would only hurt me??
The common logic behind mandatory seat belt laws is when you fly through the windshield after a collision, there's absolutely no potential for anybody to control your vehicle, which could very easily continue moving into other traffic/pedestrian areas and cause even more extensive damage. If you are wearing a seat belt, the likelihood that you'll remain in your seat (and conscious) increases dramatically, and hopefully you'll be capable of putting a stop to the car that's still in gear. There you have reduced risk of injury/death.
Even further, studies show that non-seat belt users often pose an economic cost to society at large, as their hospitalization costs are often much higher than those who wear seat belts (one study points towards that number being 25% more; perhaps it's exaggerated as I didn't read the study, but I'd be inclined to say the initial claim remains).
So no, I personally feel seat belt laws serve a positive purpose in protecting even more people from being harmed in the event of traffic accidents and reduce or prevent possible economic costs to society. In the case of having children in the vehicle, they're most certainly justifiable.
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I think the question of legalizing prostitution falls back on the question of this being a "moral" country. Seriously...although it would be in the best interests of EVERYONE involved for prostitution to be legalized and regulated, it won't happen...because of the Bible. http://www.bibleinfo.com/en/topics/prostitution
Legalizing it would be equated with condoning it, and no "g-d-fearing American" wants to be associated with that. And, honestly, in a country that promotes abstinence only education in public schools, do you really think that a step would be made toward legalizing prostitution?
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If it were legalized, it would be lame. Then I would stop doing it. Then all those poor women working their way through college would lose their customers. Then they would not have their college education. Then they would have to become hookers.....
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I think the question of legalizing prostitution falls back on the question of this being a "moral" country. Seriously...although it would be in the best interests of EVERYONE involved for prostitution to be legalized and regulated, it won't happen...because of the Bible. http://www.bibleinfo.com/en/topics/prostitution
*sigh* That figures. Christianity rears its ugly head yet again. If there was a vote for it, I'd just hope people would view the actual statistics of the world doing it (legal in Germany, France, Greece, Ireland, Italy, New Zealand, Poland, UK, etc.) and consider the monetary gain for the gov't. Times change and laws vary with that change.
Legalizing it would be equated with condoning it, and no "g-d-fearing American" wants to be associated with that. And, honestly, in a country that promotes abstinence only education in public schools, do you really think that a step would be made toward legalizing prostitution?
I wonder how Nevada is working out with this.
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People can do as they wish. Victimless "crime" = government has no business protecting people from themselves.
so would you apply this to forcing people to wear their seatbelts?? i mean if i don't want to wear my seatbelt should i get fined for something that would only hurt me??
The common logic behind mandatory seat belt laws is when you fly through the windshield after a collision, there's absolutely no potential for anybody to control your vehicle, which could very easily continue moving into other traffic/pedestrian areas and cause even more extensive damage. If you are wearing a seat belt, the likelihood that you'll remain in your seat (and conscious) increases dramatically, and hopefully you'll be capable of putting a stop to the car that's still in gear. There you have reduced risk of injury/death.
Even further, studies show that non-seat belt users often pose an economic cost to society at large, as their hospitalization costs are often much higher than those who wear seat belts (one study points towards that number being 25% more; perhaps it's exaggerated as I didn't read the study, but I'd be inclined to say the initial claim remains).
So no, I personally feel seat belt laws serve a positive purpose in protecting even more people from being harmed in the event of traffic accidents and reduce or prevent possible economic costs to society. In the case of having children in the vehicle, they're most certainly justifiable.
Well, I agree that enforcing seat belts is justified. However, in legalizing prostitution ....it's not victimless. As in every "job" out there, you have people who do their job sloppy and barely seem to have a brain to work with. If just anyone can now decide to go into prostitution you're going to have idiots who are sloppy about it and I think spreading diseases carelessly, is not victimless.
So if it's legalized you are still going to deal with the government regulating safety issues involved. But they can regulate all they want, countless people drive everyday without a seat belt and without getting caught doing it. Legalize prostitution and it makes it easier for people to do it....and countless people will engage in dangerous unsafe sexual activities every day...without getting caught.
Oh yes....I can see how societies morals are "evolving" so wonderfully ::)
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Since prostitution is always going to be around, I would rather see it legalized and regulated rather than putting both the 'workers' and the 'customers' at risk. There's NO way it is ever going to be stopped anymore than addicts are going to stop shooting heroin and other drugs. On that note, I am also completely in favor of IV addicts being able to obtain free/nominal cost unused needles. Now, I know some are freaking out over both opinions I expressed, but when you see day in and day out what STD's, hepatitis, HIV/AIDS, etc., does to people and their families, you just might have a different outlook on it.
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People can do as they wish. Victimless "crime" = government has no business protecting people from themselves.
so would you apply this to forcing people to wear their seatbelts?? i mean if i don't want to wear my seatbelt should i get fined for something that would only hurt me??
The common logic behind mandatory seat belt laws is when you fly through the windshield after a collision, there's absolutely no potential for anybody to control your vehicle, which could very easily continue moving into other traffic/pedestrian areas and cause even more extensive damage. If you are wearing a seat belt, the likelihood that you'll remain in your seat (and conscious) increases dramatically, and hopefully you'll be capable of putting a stop to the car that's still in gear. There you have reduced risk of injury/death.
Even further, studies show that non-seat belt users often pose an economic cost to society at large, as their hospitalization costs are often much higher than those who wear seat belts (one study points towards that number being 25% more; perhaps it's exaggerated as I didn't read the study, but I'd be inclined to say the initial claim remains).
So no, I personally feel seat belt laws serve a positive purpose in protecting even more people from being harmed in the event of traffic accidents and reduce or prevent possible economic costs to society. In the case of having children in the vehicle, they're most certainly justifiable.
Well, I agree that enforcing seat belts is justified. However, in legalizing prostitution ....it's not victimless. As in every "job" out there, you have people who do their job sloppy and barely seem to have a brain to work with. If just anyone can now decide to go into prostitution you're going to have idiots who are sloppy about it and I think spreading diseases carelessly, is not victimless.
So if it's legalized you are still going to deal with the government regulating safety issues involved. But they can regulate all they want, countless people drive everyday without a seat belt and without getting caught doing it. Legalize prostitution and it makes it easier for people to do it....and countless people will engage in dangerous unsafe sexual activities every day...without getting caught.
Oh yes....I can see how societies morals are "evolving" so wonderfully ::)
It is by definition victimless -- that is what authorities list it as. If you want to argue with them about what to label it, more power to you. I use the standard terminology.
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should be legal. we own our own bodies, let people do what they want with them. if you want to regulate it to keep or minimize spread of disease, go for it.
but to outlaw it? meh.
selling is legal. sex is legal. why is selling sex legal?
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selling is legal. sex is legal. why is selling sex legal?
Huh? That makes no sense whatsoever.
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Thats fine, legalize it and control it, but it is NOT a victimless crime! What about those "little viral presents" people tend to bring home to their unsuspecting spouses? Groooooooosssss! Not a great "suprise" birthay party gift for the wife or the husband!!!!! Those people are the victims in this situation, especially if they don't find out until many years down the road. Legalization and regulation would fix this. Give pimps the "PINK SLIP"!
"Suprise!!!!!" I got you a SUPER SPECIAL birthay present honey!
I love you soo much, baby!
I really hope you like it!!!!!
Its the kind of gift that keeps on giving!
I can't tell you what it is, but I will give you a hint.....
it does rhyme with the word "SLURPIES!!!!!"
:dontknow: :dontknow: :dontknow: :dontknow: :dontknow: :dontknow:
OHHHH, I'M SOOO EXCITED-
Can you guess what it is?~Go ahead honey, take a guess!!!!
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Prostitutes always make the man wear a condom. NO MATTER HOW MUCH CASH YOU OFFER! :(
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Prostitutes always make the man wear a condom. NO MATTER HOW MUCH CASH YOU OFFER! :(
So you are telling me that a down on her luck, heroin addicted, drug geekin', pimp-slapped, on the streets all of their life livin', in and out of jail goin'(don't forget drug addicted!!!) raped and assaulted by clients, and maybe even sexually addicted-prostitute, who desperately needs more money however she can get it for her next fix is ALWAYS GOING TO WEAR A CONDOM TO COMMIT A SEXUAL ACT with a JON??????
(worst case senario folks! Don't freak out at the description!!!!!!)
NO, NO, NO- my dear!!! Maybe at a chicken ranch-a select few who are smart, and maybe an undercover cop, but not so true for every prostitute out there!!!
Some prostitutes have been kidnapped, assaulted, and forced to have intercourse unproteted by their capters!!! Condom, or no condom-when it comes to that situation, I really don't think they have any choice in the matter, especially if the capter intends to do harm, at any cost!!!!!
Yes, if men and women of the night choose to be safe, which is great~they will wear protection everytime (some of them do, but not all of them). They might even make a lucrative business out of it all the way to the bank, and avoid ever running into those those pesky problems, such as being assaulted, drug addicted, jail time, ect. Some people just get lucky, for now.
They might become pro!!! Working with a legit company would definitely bring a little bit more safety and security to the table, and highger end clients that pay them big money because they are not only beautiful, and availiable,
(and, Ummm~AHH, He, He, He! Talented!), they have a rep for being safe, drug free, and disease free.
Of course, that is, unless they run into some super-rich client that behaves like the dude from American Psycho!!!! Creepy!!! Then, it doesn't really matter what reputation you have! Safety and security is goin' out the window, and so are you!!! Hey, you never know!
And still, yet others who are willing to do anything to get that cash, or they have the "thats how he/she likes it, and I get paid more!!!!" syndrome.They couldn't give a rats a@# about what diseases they got, what their givin', or the safety of the person they are with-or themselves for that matter. It's all about that money in that brief instance, and how much they can get-the more, the merrier. Don't get me wrong, they might never ever get sick or hurt by their behavior, to each his own, but the preverbial clock is ticking........
(or peverbial?? perverbial?? -Damn! I do not know how to spell it!!!)
Prostitutes can be forced to not use protection, i.e., threatened with violence, having drugs that they are addicted to withheld from them, just to name a few, no matter how much money is on the table. It becomes a desperate situation of survival.
This, in turn, leaves them no choice, but to commit sexual acts on clients without a condom, or risk the consequences.......
........for a dollar!!!!!!
So, you see, you cannot just generalize this topic by saying "prostitutes always make a man wear a condom", because you really don't know this at all. I just touched on a ***small part of the situations their might be out there.
That's the reason why I posted this particular subject, because it coveres such a broad spectrum of men and women in the sex industry, so you can't sell yourself short on the subject~It takes all kinds.
Sorry everyone, this one was a Biggen'!!!!
Just let me know if it gets too annoying, I tend to find my "writting muse" late at night~and he's usually Uber Frisky!!!!!! ;D ;D ;D
***(YES~ I said it, a "small part!!!")
Falconer02, could it be??? Two "epic post" awards in a row???
Wooo-Hooo! Fingers crossed! LOL!! :thumbsup:
Keep posting everyone, as your imput and thoughts are
Verrrrryyy INTERESTING!!!
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That was a long post. And completely theoretical. Just like I hate when parent-less people give Parenting advice.. I really hate when someone that has never banged a hooker chimes in and knows everything about it.
These ho's be straight hustlin'. They know that if they get the clap their big daddy goin dish a beatin- FO SHO.
If you get a little burn from a ho that's your fault. Wrap that sh*t bro.
Look, Beer is legal. Moonshine isn't. That's why it's more fun.
Isn't part of the fun of prostitution taking a chance that she'll be a cop, a murderer, or a dude!
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I don't agree with it. But I won't tell anyone what to do. If you wish to engage in prostitution or be a client then that's your own business. We're all adults it's your choice engage at your own risk. I don't think that prostitution should illegal in the US. I heard on MPR that other countries are looking into legalizing the profession of prostitution so that it could be regulated like in business such as banking or health care. It on ensure safe sex practices, & mandatory health checks with the prostitutes. It would bring more jobs to people. Again I don't agree with the practice but to each his/her own it could bring in business & new jobs into the US. It's not like it's not happening now. The only reason it's illegal is because a bunch of old men put it together into law. Most who regularly use the services themselves! As for morals, those harping about morals are probably the ones cheating on their wives/husbands using the prostitution services. Look at the example that our government politicons are showing us.
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That was a long post. And completely theoretical. Just like I hate when parent-less people give Parenting advice.. I really hate when someone that has never banged a hooker chimes in and knows everything about it.
These ho's be straight hustlin'. They know that if they get the clap their big daddy goin dish a beatin- FO SHO.
If you get a little burn from a ho that's your fault. Wrap that sh*t bro.
Look, Beer is legal. Moonshine isn't. That's why it's more fun.
Isn't part of the fun of prostitution taking a chance that she'll be a cop, a murderer, or a dude!
It's not theoretical, my friend! Its just the truth! Like I stated earlier in this post, Its just a small example, NOT THE FULL MONTY!!! No, I have never banged a hooker before (nice choice of words, by the way!) nor do I presume to know everything, but I have known a few, I speak on behalf of their experiences, not my own! As far as taking the chances-Like I said, the clock is ticking and not everyone is so lucky-i.e. my brother, Daryl. He knew that being with someone that ran in those circles would be unsafe, being a gay man himself. But no matter now-he contracted HIV ~how's that for taking chances?
Sounds like great fun to me!
Never said being a prostitute is a bad thing- If you got it, "drop it like its hot!!", and make that money-to each his own!!! Just think it should be regulated tp be safer for all who choose to engage in it............Yo!
Yo dog, I'm outsies!!! :heart: :peace:& chicken grease!
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I believe that if people are going to prostitute themselves, they should do it right. Street sex is a dirty business. More and more people today are contracting STDs and/or drug addiction. So, if you're going to be a prostitute, do it playboy style, organized and legal.
But, my thoughts on it exactly, I don't believe that it should even be an option, the leading problems of the world, sex, drugs, and money.
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As for morals, those harping about morals are probably the ones cheating on their wives/husbands using the prostitution services. Look at the example that our government politicons are showing us.
You have a point only in so far as your personal experience goes with your own morals. I have no problem admitting that I have been promiscuous and adulteress, in my past...however, I never thought for a moment that my actions were morally acceptable. I wouldn't have condoned other people being immoral but I realize to preach at someone would have been hypocritical. However, at this point in my life (although I am not perfect) I am not engaging in those kinds of things anymore and I think it is very unfair of you to suggest that anyone who thinks prostitution is immoral must be doing it themselves. You are categorizing people which is a form of prejudice. If I say all black people are thieves and all gay people probably have aids....would you not consider that offensive and prejudice??
That statement was uncalled for.
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What are you females worried about? If your boyfriend/husband doesn't see a prostitute then he is probably getting it from somewhere.
How many of you chicks agree with letting your man go to a strip joint? Them chicks turn into prostitutes real quick....meet the man after work at a hotel for 200$....yeah, it happens...
I thought g-d was a man, though. Heavenly father, and all that. You sure don't seem to have any faith in men at all...how can you have such faith in g-d?
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God is Pure and Perfect and Never does anything wrong...Very different than a human male!
I thought Jesus was a human being, though. And aren't men created in g-d's image?
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No, I have never banged a hooker before (nice choice of words, by the way!) nor do I presume to know everything, but I have known a few,
No, you don't.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=07c07pNLqig
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No, I have never banged a hooker before (nice choice of words, by the way!) nor do I presume to know everything, but I have known a few,
No, you don't.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=07c07pNLqig
Did you even read the whole post that you quoted???? Or did you just instantly get pieved of by what I had to say????? Ohh Im Sowwy!!! Doesn't change a thing.....
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God is Pure and Perfect and Never does anything wrong...Very different than a human male!
I thought Jesus was a human being, though. And aren't men created in g-d's image?
I know you were addressing marie's post but I have heard you compare God to man in this way on another post. It is my understanding that being created in the image of God is not physical characteristics but of the unique spirit we are endowed with. God himself is spirit and we as human beings are given a spirit as well. Jesus was a human man but cannot be characterized with any regular person because he was sinless. He was God in flesh. He had to be sinless in order for his sacrifice to serve the purpose it was meant to. And because he was God himself in flesh form, it was impossible for him to sin. I know you have contention with Jesus and who christians say He is but in setting up this kind of argument, you have to understand what christians believe of Jesus. Jesus is God, one and the same, merely in a different form.
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That is a misconception. Jesus, God and the Holy Spirit are seperate beings with different personalities. They are not the same being/person/spirit!
John 14:9
Jesus saith unto him, Have I been so long time with you, and yet hast thou not known me, Philip? he that hath seen me hath seen the Father; and how sayest thou then, Show us the Father?
All the fullness of the Godhead dwells in Him bodily (Jesus).....or in His body. Colossians 2: 6-10
And annella made a good point in another thread, what kind of God would send his literal son to die on the cross and do his dirty work? The answer is an ugly God. But the truth is that God himself came in the flesh to reconcile his children to himself and he himself was sacrificed on the cross.
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8) It just not right! Where are your morals?
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Eeeewwww..... thats my take on it. lol... but whatever floats your boat i guess
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I may find it eww yuck but someone else may love it so I guess to each his own right..I mean some do a form of prostitution while in a relationship.. LMAO..
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I may find it eww yuck but someone else may love it so I guess to each his own right..I mean some do a form of prostitution while in a relationship.. LMAO..
BAHA HA HA HA HA! Yes they do... too funny
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First technically a prostitute is suppose to claim for taxes as they are working and I am pretty sure they make over the allocated amount. It would be put under as having their own business. It just is not enforced as strictly because it is harder to trace when they are paid cash all the time.
Second with the sexually transmitted diseases that are out there. EVERYONE knows about them it is both parties responsibility to protect against them. The ones who dont have the choice are the ones who dont know their significant other is stepping out on them.
Third if you are in a relationship you should be able to trust your partner not to step out on you. Being in a relationship is a commitment.
Fourth as far as the guy going to a strip club if you trust your spouse and let them go gues what? Expet a wild night when they get home. As far as the girls/guys in joint are concerned most of them do not step out. They are there for the money. No need to go as far as being a hooker also. If you are good you bring in quite a bit of trash.
Last prostitution as a whole. Prostitution is like anything in life. It is a personal descinion for most and it is their descicion to make. If they are ok/happy with what they are doing let them. There are some who are called "mistresses" but no one looks down on these because they are more discreet but prostitution is just that giving out for money or drugs ect. ect.
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tooo funny :D
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I guess nuns would think married people doing it is ewww.
There is nothing eww about sex...I bet all the men you are married to have had enough partners to look like a prostitute. :D
... Who are you talkin to?
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I may find it eww yuck but someone else may love it so I guess to each his own right..I mean some do a form of prostitution while in a relationship.. LMAO..
BAHA HA HA HA HA! Yes they do... too funny
Prostitution is classified that way because you get paid for your services. Sex in a relationship is a mutual agreement and mutual enjoyment. No one is getting paid for the sex.
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I may find it eww yuck but someone else may love it so I guess to each his own right..I mean some do a form of prostitution while in a relationship.. LMAO..
BAHA HA HA HA HA! Yes they do... too funny
Prostitution is classified that way because you get paid for your services. Sex in a relationship is a mutual agreement and mutual enjoyment. No one is getting paid for the sex.
actually some people who are married do pay their spouse for sex, you can't say that no one does, because it happens... not everyone who gets married, wants to... just a thought though. I personally think its weird, but - to each their own right?
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I may find it eww yuck but someone else may love it so I guess to each his own right..I mean some do a form of prostitution while in a relationship.. LMAO..
BAHA HA HA HA HA! Yes they do... too funny
Prostitution is classified that way because you get paid for your services. Sex in a relationship is a mutual agreement and mutual enjoyment. No one is getting paid for the sex.
HAHAHA...someone's never watched St. Elmo's Fire...you got a girlfriend, you don't think you pay for it, but you do. Oh, you pay...but you don't get a guarantee you gonna get it...
Sorry, just had an 80's moment...
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I may find it eww yuck but someone else may love it so I guess to each his own right..I mean some do a form of prostitution while in a relationship.. LMAO..
BAHA HA HA HA HA! Yes they do... too funny
Prostitution is classified that way because you get paid for your services. Sex in a relationship is a mutual agreement and mutual enjoyment. No one is getting paid for the sex.
HAHAHA...someone's never watched St. Elmo's Fire...you got a girlfriend, you don't think you pay for it, but you do. Oh, you pay...but you don't get a guarantee you gonna get it...
Sorry, just had an 80's moment...
lmao Amy my man knows up front if it is a yes no or maybe hehe
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I may find it eww yuck but someone else may love it so I guess to each his own right..I mean some do a form of prostitution while in a relationship.. LMAO..
BAHA HA HA HA HA! Yes they do... too funny
Prostitution is classified that way because you get paid for your services. Sex in a relationship is a mutual agreement and mutual enjoyment. No one is getting paid for the sex.
HAHAHA...someone's never watched St. Elmo's Fire...you got a girlfriend, you don't think you pay for it, but you do. Oh, you pay...but you don't get a guarantee you gonna get it...
Sorry, just had an 80's moment...
lmao Amy my man knows up front if it is a yes no or maybe hehe
:dontknow: I say you gotta make him work for it, lol. ;)
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In this country (USA), before women could own property and basically no jobs for women except a school teacher in a one room shack, a nurse or a saloon girl. Maybe you could work in your daddy's store, IF he owned one. Women had no means of survival except to marry a man. You didn't have to love him, you just had to marry any man who would ask you. That was forced prostitution. Now if you loved him, you were just blessed.
Many wealthy women in America have made a career out of marriage. They simply married a man for his money, had one child by him and divorced him and took him for everything they could. That was some prostitution that was legal and paid real good.
Then they moved up the food chain and did it all over again. It even paid better this time. Third time will be the charm, and that high society, high dollar *bleep* can retire in style.
BUT REMEMBER THIS IS WHAT MEN CREATED.....BECAUSE THEY HAVE BEEN IN CHARGE FOR TOO LONG!!!
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It is a trade deal. Everybody trades sex for something. Some trade it for love or what they think is love. Some trade it for survival insurance such as food, shelter or medicine. Some trade it for acceptance by others. Some trade it for what they hope will be a GREAT ORGASM, and some people trade it JUST FOR MONEY!!
It's your thang---Do what you want to with it!!
They say that it is a woman's body and therefore she has a right to choose to murder that poor innocent child in her body. Yet on the other hand, if she wants to make a private business deal with a grown man and charge him for her time and services rendered in the privacy of her bedroom,,,,,,that is a crime!!
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I may find it eww yuck but someone else may love it so I guess to each his own right..I mean some do a form of prostitution while in a relationship.. LMAO..
BAHA HA HA HA HA! Yes they do... too funny
Prostitution is classified that way because you get paid for your services. Sex in a relationship is a mutual agreement and mutual enjoyment. No one is getting paid for the sex.
HAHAHA...someone's never watched St. Elmo's Fire...you got a girlfriend, you don't think you pay for it, but you do. Oh, you pay...but you don't get a guarantee you gonna get it...
Sorry, just had an 80's moment...
lmao Amy my man knows up front if it is a yes no or maybe hehe
:dontknow: I say you gotta make him work for it, lol. ;)
lol those are the maybe days hehe
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People have been doing it for years. Just legalized it and tax it like other countries. We could use the tax $$$$$ just like we're receiving tax $$$$$ from alcohol and tobacco sales.
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What do you think about America's values of sex?
Answer this question please.
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It should be a personal choice and there shouldn't be a law against it . Isn't it legal in vegas and why is it legal there only
and not in other states I wonder about that.
I don't think people should do any jail time for it, what's wrong with the government want to control people's personal lives.
I believe to some people it's a moral issue and not a lawful one. I'm sure people that take that route don't do it because they
like doing such an act but it would be more of for personal reasons such as if they have kids and can't make ends meet they
find this as a solution to be able to feed their kids . just an example.
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They should end ALL punishment for victimless crimes. And end the cannabis prohibition, it didn't work in 1921 and it is not working now. Just making the wrong people rich.
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It's sad and awful, but prostitution IS the oldest profession. I don't think we can ever stop it. We should do what Holland does: legalize and regulate it to protect the workers' safety. Also, give kids a good education so they don't get involved with the sex trade.
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It should be a personal choice and there shouldn't be a law against it . Isn't it legal in vegas and why is it legal there only
and not in other states I wonder about that.
I don't think people should do any jail time for it, what's wrong with the government want to control people's personal lives.
I believe to some people it's a moral issue and not a lawful one. I'm sure people that take that route don't do it because they
like doing such an act but it would be more of for personal reasons such as if they have kids and can't make ends meet they
find this as a solution to be able to feed their kids . just an example.
I think it is only legal in an adjacent county not in Vegas proper. You'd never know given the prevalance of all the "card flippers" there. I think it's just overlooked more or less.
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They should end ALL punishment for victimless crimes. And end the cannabis prohibition, it didn't work in 1921 and it is not working now. Just making the wrong people rich.
you speak the truth!
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I am not for it...morally. But, if it is allowed in Las Vegas then it should be heavily regulated,educated, and safely done. There are way too many diseases that can be contracted as well as drug issues.
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The prostitute on the street has a much more honest job, that the crooks wearing the badges and black robes!!