Topic: Prostitution
SitkaRains's photo
Tue 04/21/15 01:19 PM
depends on if prostitution means strictly paying for sex or not...

escorts are paid friends...

When I looked up the definition in the Oxford dictionary it stated to engage in sexual activity.. Now that is very subjective in itself..

If you are paying for a friendship and it has physical contact does that constitute sexual contact if let's say there is kissing, touching etc..

Oh Yeah I know there is different prices for different things.

I guess where I was going with my earlier posts.

To many times I have seen where one person is paying all the bills, food, entertainment etc.. Does that make the one that is staying home a form of prostitute??

mightymoe's photo
Tue 04/21/15 01:21 PM

depends on if prostitution means strictly paying for sex or not...

escorts are paid friends...

When I looked up the definition in the Oxford dictionary it stated to engage in sexual activity.. Now that is very subjective in itself..

If you are paying for a friendship and it has physical contact does that constitute sexual contact if let's say there is kissing, touching etc..

Oh Yeah I know there is different prices for different things.

I guess where I was going with my earlier posts.

To many times I have seen where one person is paying all the bills, food, entertainment etc.. Does that make the one that is staying home a form of prostitute??


sounds more like a form of lazyness...

no photo
Tue 04/21/15 01:21 PM
When you look at it that way, prostitution is not a victimless crime.

mightymoe's photo
Tue 04/21/15 01:25 PM

On prostitution....not my thing by far... But if someone does it I would hope they pay taxes (like I have to) and hopefully they are tested for stds. If not the John (yes they get punished too) might bring something back to the wife/gf who never asked for it


well, i don't believe in cheating, from either side, so if a man is married and seeing a prostitute, then he deserves an a-whooping...

yellowrose10's photo
Tue 04/21/15 01:26 PM


On prostitution....not my thing by far... But if someone does it I would hope they pay taxes (like I have to) and hopefully they are tested for stds. If not the John (yes they get punished too) might bring something back to the wife/gf who never asked for it


well, i don't believe in cheating, from either side, so if a man is married and seeing a prostitute, then he deserves an a-whooping...


That is why I say testing. The other can kick his butt for cheating but an std is insult to injury

no photo
Tue 04/21/15 01:26 PM

They say prostitution is the oldest profession in the world. To this day prostitution is considered a vulgar profession. Although some radical feminists do consider it to be empowering to women (many disagree). Perhaps this is not the point. Could it be that the reason for these perceptions are not really about the job itself, but just the simple fact that a prostitute earns MONEY at all (at one time it was the only paid job for a woman)? It seems possible that since todays working women, although not selling sex, are expected to work for cash (pimped out), and so there is something vulgar in this expectation itself (explained). Thoughts?


My thoughts?

Why are you sitting around your house thinking about prostitution

mightymoe's photo
Tue 04/21/15 01:31 PM



On prostitution....not my thing by far... But if someone does it I would hope they pay taxes (like I have to) and hopefully they are tested for stds. If not the John (yes they get punished too) might bring something back to the wife/gf who never asked for it


well, i don't believe in cheating, from either side, so if a man is married and seeing a prostitute, then he deserves an a-whooping...


That is why I say testing. The other can kick his butt for cheating but an std is insult to injury


true... if neither cheat, then neither will catch any...

yellowrose10's photo
Tue 04/21/15 01:31 PM


They say prostitution is the oldest profession in the world. To this day prostitution is considered a vulgar profession. Although some radical feminists do consider it to be empowering to women (many disagree). Perhaps this is not the point. Could it be that the reason for these perceptions are not really about the job itself, but just the simple fact that a prostitute earns MONEY at all (at one time it was the only paid job for a woman)? It seems possible that since todays working women, although not selling sex, are expected to work for cash (pimped out), and so there is something vulgar in this expectation itself (explained). Thoughts?


My thoughts?

Why are you sitting around your house thinking about prostitution


I thought about that and remember previous posts that said from experience. think

yellowrose10's photo
Tue 04/21/15 01:33 PM




On prostitution....not my thing by far... But if someone does it I would hope they pay taxes (like I have to) and hopefully they are tested for stds. If not the John (yes they get punished too) might bring something back to the wife/gf who never asked for it


well, i don't believe in cheating, from either side, so if a man is married and seeing a prostitute, then he deserves an a-whooping...


That is why I say testing. The other can kick his butt for cheating but an std is insult to injury


true... if neither cheat, then neither will catch any...


I hate cheating. But to me an std is insult to injury. The other person didn't ask to be cheated on or deserve an std

SitkaRains's photo
Tue 04/21/15 01:33 PM


depends on if prostitution means strictly paying for sex or not...

escorts are paid friends...

When I looked up the definition in the Oxford dictionary it stated to engage in sexual activity.. Now that is very subjective in itself..

If you are paying for a friendship and it has physical contact does that constitute sexual contact if let's say there is kissing, touching etc..

Oh Yeah I know there is different prices for different things.

I guess where I was going with my earlier posts.

To many times I have seen where one person is paying all the bills, food, entertainment etc.. Does that make the one that is staying home a form of prostitute??


sounds more like a form of lazyness...

I agree but if we go by the true definition said person would be considered a prostitute correct.

mightymoe's photo
Tue 04/21/15 01:37 PM



depends on if prostitution means strictly paying for sex or not...

escorts are paid friends...

When I looked up the definition in the Oxford dictionary it stated to engage in sexual activity.. Now that is very subjective in itself..

If you are paying for a friendship and it has physical contact does that constitute sexual contact if let's say there is kissing, touching etc..

Oh Yeah I know there is different prices for different things.

I guess where I was going with my earlier posts.

To many times I have seen where one person is paying all the bills, food, entertainment etc.. Does that make the one that is staying home a form of prostitute??


sounds more like a form of lazyness...

I agree but if we go by the true definition said person would be considered a prostitute correct.


i guess it depends on who answers that... me, there's different levels... if i outright pay for sex, prostitute

if i have to buy her dinner or get her drunk and do a lot of talking to get sex, whore
if shes fun to be around and gives it up freely without a lot of money changing anyones hand, fun....

TMommy's photo
Tue 04/21/15 01:37 PM
Edited by TMommy on Tue 04/21/15 01:38 PM
whew I am outtie on this onenoway

can't wait to see response on a wife being nothing but a prostitute bought on the long term installment plan plus interest accumulated bi-annually


where things like roof over head, food in cupboards and gas in car will be provided as long as she performs x, y and z on a semi-regular basis



now ain't love grand brokenheart

have fun ya'll noway

yellowrose10's photo
Tue 04/21/15 01:40 PM
IMO sex is personal and not a commodity

no photo
Tue 04/21/15 01:44 PM
This is sort of a spin off of another topic where some people mentioned that women are now expected to bring home a paycheck. I was sort of thinking about that in terms of other cultures and times where women who brought home a paycheck would be considered vulgar as a prostitute and her man not taking care of her like a pimp. Just a thought.

In many cultures today the man would be ashamed of himself for not providing the basics for his family, but not in others. Also the woman would be ashamed of herself, and not in others. My thoughts on the matter are caught in between. Ideally, I think, a man would provide the basics of everything a woman needs financially. And the woman would choose if she wanted the kind of job that paid money. Women already work but are not paid I decided that in the last thread. I don't particularly like forcing women not to work or to work. Of course if she remains single she may need to work, being single however means not much housework/childcare so it is not too difficult.

no photo
Tue 04/21/15 01:47 PM



They say prostitution is the oldest profession in the world. To this day prostitution is considered a vulgar profession. Although some radical feminists do consider it to be empowering to women (many disagree). Perhaps this is not the point. Could it be that the reason for these perceptions are not really about the job itself, but just the simple fact that a prostitute earns MONEY at all (at one time it was the only paid job for a woman)? It seems possible that since todays working women, although not selling sex, are expected to work for cash (pimped out), and so there is something vulgar in this expectation itself (explained). Thoughts?


My thoughts?

Why are you sitting around your house thinking about prostitution


I thought about that and remember previous posts that said from experience. think


but calling a guy a dirty bag in 100 different variations for a hour straight can't be good for business?

yellowrose10's photo
Tue 04/21/15 01:49 PM

This is sort of a spin off of another topic where some people mentioned that women are now expected to bring home a paycheck. I was sort of thinking about that in terms of other cultures and times where women who brought home a paycheck would be considered vulgar as a prostitute and her man not taking care of her like a pimp. Just a thought.

In many cultures today the man would be ashamed of himself for not providing the basics for his family, but not in others. Also the woman would be ashamed of herself, and not in others. My thoughts on the matter are caught in between. Ideally, I think, a man would provide the basics of everything a woman needs financially. And the woman would choose if she wanted the kind of job that paid money. Women already work but are not paid I decided that in the last thread. I don't particularly like forcing women not to work or to work. Of course if she remains single she may need to work, being single however means not much housework/childcare so it is not too difficult.


Doesn't feminism encourage being independent including financial? I am independent. Wanting and needing a man are different. I want a partner. If the man is earning a paycheck then yes a woman earns by keeping the house and kids bit that is a partnership because the paycheck is both of theirs

Why is that hard to grasp

no photo
Tue 04/21/15 01:52 PM
Prostitution

Is it a sin? Yes

Is it immoral? Up to the individuals

Is is a victimless crime? Yes. Voluntarily on both sides.

Should we legalize it? Yes,we already have. And we should To make it safer for the prostitutes themselves.

mightymoe's photo
Tue 04/21/15 01:54 PM

Prostitution

Is it a sin? Yes

Is it immoral? Up to the individuals

Is is a victimless crime? Yes. Voluntarily on both sides.

Should we legalize it? Yes,we already have. And we should To make it safer for the prostitutes themselves.


Vancouver and Reno... the Canadian hookers even have health cards...

yellowrose10's photo
Tue 04/21/15 01:55 PM

Prostitution

Is it a sin? Yes

Is it immoral? Up to the individuals

Is is a victimless crime? Yes. Voluntarily on both sides.

Should we legalize it? Yes,we already have. And we should To make it safer for the prostitutes themselves.


I disagee about the victimless crime if a relationship is involved and/or kids

They pay and get hurt

soufiehere's photo
Tue 04/21/15 01:55 PM
edited for personal attacks.

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