FabSwingers.com forum: Is it wrong to pay for sex ?

By *oody69er OP Man
over a year ago

midlands

In this day and age is it wrong to pay for sex? Supply and demand is high as we all know .

Asking for a friend ??

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By *risky_MareWoman
over a year ago

...Up on the Downs

"In this day and age is it wrong to pay for sex? Supply and demand is high as we all know .

Asking for a friend ??"

It depends on all kinds of moral questions, no straight answer.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

No. Provided all parties in the transaction are willingly participating and not coerced against their will and are safe and secure.

Not all people can get sex easily and we all have needs that sometimes a wank alone can’t satisfy, so paid professionals can definitely provide a valued service to the community!

IMHO!

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By *oody69er OP Man
over a year ago

midlands

"In this day and age is it wrong to pay for sex? Supply and demand is high as we all know .

Asking for a friend ??

It depends on all kinds of moral questions, no straight answer."

Would you ever pay for sex? I guess it’s different for men than woman .

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Is it heck wrong if it's all agreed between everyone present

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By *oody69er OP Man
over a year ago

midlands

"No. Provided all parties in the transaction are willingly participating and not coerced against their will and are safe and secure.

Not all people can get sex easily and we all have needs that sometimes a wank alone can’t satisfy, so paid professionals can definitely provide a valued service to the community!

IMHO! "

I think I agree with you . Sometimes needs must

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By *risky_MareWoman
over a year ago

...Up on the Downs

"In this day and age is it wrong to pay for sex? Supply and demand is high as we all know .

Asking for a friend ??

It depends on all kinds of moral questions, no straight answer.

Would you ever pay for sex? I guess it’s different for men than woman . "

I wouldn't personally no. I have no moral objection per se if the professional is not being exploited, but not quite sure how one would know that for sure?

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By *amissCouple
over a year ago

chelmsford

"No. Provided all parties in the transaction are willingly participating and not coerced against their will and are safe and secure.

Not all people can get sex easily and we all have needs that sometimes a wank alone can’t satisfy, so paid professionals can definitely provide a valued service to the community!

IMHO! "

Definitely agree with this. As long as the people providing the service are in a safe environment and there sexual health is checked, regularly.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"In this day and age is it wrong to pay for sex? Supply and demand is high as we all know .

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Rhetorically speaking then.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I know some very respectable women that sell or have sold sex. As gas as they are concerned it’s a service industry and the customer is paying for the service they require. I guess this is why it’s known as the oldest profession.

One women told me she sees women sell sex in different ways such as gifts, meals and nights out in top hotels...but they call it dating!

MrsK x

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"No. Provided all parties in the transaction are willingly participating and not coerced against their will and are safe and secure.

Not all people can get sex easily and we all have needs that sometimes a wank alone can’t satisfy, so paid professionals can definitely provide a valued service to the community!

IMHO! "

And what about those who cannot afford to pay?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

One women told me she sees women sell sex in different ways such as gifts, meals and nights out in top hotels...but they call it dating!"

Or marriage even

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By *amissCouple
over a year ago

chelmsford

"No. Provided all parties in the transaction are willingly participating and not coerced against their will and are safe and secure.

Not all people can get sex easily and we all have needs that sometimes a wank alone can’t satisfy, so paid professionals can definitely provide a valued service to the community!

IMHO!

And what about those who cannot afford to pay? "

Like anything else you can't afford, you don't get it

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Il never pay for sex as long as i have 2 hands

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

In principle, no.

If you work for Oxfam and are supposed to be helping in the reconstruction of a country devastated by a disaster, then yes.

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By *axandbooCouple
over a year ago

Bristol

It's an interesting topic,

As long as its consenting who cares?

Ultimately its down to the wants/needs of the person and if they cant satisfy a certain urge, why shouldn't they pay for it?

Go on the internet, you can find escorts, dungeons and mistresses for hire, things that cater to all tastes.

Personally I think the government should make it legal and at least that way the police could monitor it properly rather than the darker side of it happen

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"No. Provided all parties in the transaction are willingly participating and not coerced against their will and are safe and secure.

Not all people can get sex easily and we all have needs that sometimes a wank alone can’t satisfy, so paid professionals can definitely provide a valued service to the community!

IMHO!

And what about those who cannot afford to pay?

Like anything else you can't afford, you don't get it

But if sex is a "need", aren't they entitled

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"It's an interesting topic,

As long as its consenting who cares?

Ultimately its down to the wants/needs of the person and if they cant satisfy a certain urge, why shouldn't they pay for it?

Go on the internet, you can find escorts, dungeons and mistresses for hire, things that cater to all tastes.

Personally I think the government should make it legal and at least that way the police could monitor it properly rather than the darker side of it happen"

Interestingly, some countries have seen an increase in illegal trafficking following legalisation of prostitution, it increased demand which then made trafficking more profitable

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By *gnitemybodyWoman
over a year ago

Onestepoutofthedoor

No.

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By *risky_MareWoman
over a year ago

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"In principle, no.

If you work for Oxfam and are supposed to be helping in the reconstruction of a country devastated by a disaster, then yes."

But even then I think it depends on who. If it is a legitimate, unexploited service in the area then who's to say what they do with their free time and own money, like (single) soldiers away from home for months?

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By *evil_u_knowMan
over a year ago

city

We all pay for sex anyway.

Just I wouldn't pay with cash.

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By *agermeisterMan
over a year ago

Leeds

"In this day and age is it wrong to pay for sex? Supply and demand is high as we all know .

Asking for a friend ??"

The question should be is the commodatisation of sex wrong? There will always be an exploited party in this dynamic, be it the worker or the consumer.

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By *amissCouple
over a year ago

chelmsford

"No. Provided all parties in the transaction are willingly participating and not coerced against their will and are safe and secure.

Not all people can get sex easily and we all have needs that sometimes a wank alone can’t satisfy, so paid professionals can definitely provide a valued service to the community!

IMHO!

And what about those who cannot afford to pay?

Like anything else you can't afford, you don't get it

But if sex is a "need", aren't they entitled

Some might think so, but no

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"In principle, no.

If you work for Oxfam and are supposed to be helping in the reconstruction of a country devastated by a disaster, then yes.

I'm inclined to agree with this. What they do in their own time is their business, so long as they're not breaking any laws.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

One women told me she sees women sell sex in different ways such as gifts, meals and nights out in top hotels...but they call it dating!

Or marriage even

One would like to think that a loving married couple has an equal investment in such things, I really don’t see that as comparable to what this women was saying. Some women make quite a good career out of “dating” several wealthy men.

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By *rontier PsychiatristMan
over a year ago

Coventry

People should have the freedom make their own choices on how they use their body or give services. Sex work of any kind is Ok with me as long as it's ethical.

The problem we see with a huge amount of sex work globally is that it's exploitative. Not always for forced or cohersed per se. There are many people who knowingly take advantage of others dreadful situations for their own pleasure. I would say the sex work its self is not wrong but there is often something wrong with the people who control it, the people who use it and inequalities in society.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

One women told me she sees women sell sex in different ways such as gifts, meals and nights out in top hotels...but they call it dating!

Or marriage even

And other women make a career out of marrying one.

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By *oody69er OP Man
over a year ago

midlands

I think it should definitely be legalised , would be much safer for everyone .

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

One women told me she sees women sell sex in different ways such as gifts, meals and nights out in top hotels...but they call it dating!

Or marriage even

And other women make a career out of marrying one. "

I guess so after they’ve dated several perhaps? I’ll leave this with you as you seem instant that marriage is the same thing.

But this doesn’t answer the OP question

Is wrong to pay for sex?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

One women told me she sees women sell sex in different ways such as gifts, meals and nights out in top hotels...but they call it dating!

Or marriage even

And other women make a career out of marrying one.

I guess so after they’ve dated several perhaps? I’ll leave this with you as you seem instant that marriage is the same thing.

But this doesn’t answer the OP question

Is wrong to pay for sex?

I said some women use marriage in this way, I don't see that there is necessarily anything wrong with it, be it via marriage, dating or prostitution, so long as nobody is being exploited.

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By *risky_MareWoman
over a year ago

...Up on the Downs

"In principle, no.

If you work for Oxfam and are supposed to be helping in the reconstruction of a country devastated by a disaster, then yes.

I'm inclined to agree with this. What they do in their own time is their business, so long as they're not breaking any laws."

Or taking advantage of anyone, or their position.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"In principle, no.

If you work for Oxfam and are supposed to be helping in the reconstruction of a country devastated by a disaster, then yes.

I'm inclined to agree with this. What they do in their own time is their business, so long as they're not breaking any laws.

Or taking advantage of anyone, or their position."

But buying anything from someone who is financially or otherwise vulnerable could be described as taking advantage, could it not?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Right and wrong are subjective and shift between cultures and over time.

The truth is that despite concerted efforts by many, no country has ever succeeded in eliminating prostitution, and never will.

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple
over a year ago

Basingstoke

I like it. Far better than pretending to be interested in a woman for an evening to get some. Basically i consider the seduction time saved to be more valuable than the cost of them. Like all service providers, i treat the women respectfully.

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By *risky_MareWoman
over a year ago

...Up on the Downs

"In principle, no.

If you work for Oxfam and are supposed to be helping in the reconstruction of a country devastated by a disaster, then yes.

I'm inclined to agree with this. What they do in their own time is their business, so long as they're not breaking any laws.

Or taking advantage of anyone, or their position.

But buying anything from someone who is financially or otherwise vulnerable could be described as taking advantage, could it not?"

Yes, I do believe it can be, which is why I say it depends on who and their circumstances and a whole heap of moral criteria! I don't believe anyone has a right to say 'charity workers in the field can never purchase sex' but it's very easy for them to overstep the mark I would say.

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By *radleywigginsMan
over a year ago

northwest

"In principle, no.

If you work for Oxfam and are supposed to be helping in the reconstruction of a country devastated by a disaster, then yes.

I'm inclined to agree with this. What they do in their own time is their business, so long as they're not breaking any laws.

Or taking advantage of anyone, or their position.

But buying anything from someone who is financially or otherwise vulnerable could be described as taking advantage, could it not?

Sex in return for aid, or to prevent withholding of aid is morally questionable. Whilst I wouldn't do it myself, I don't see the fuss about paying for sex with someone who is not coerced, and gets to keep all the money. Surely this means that at the very least one person has benefitted (via an increase in business) from aid workers being in the country!!

On a wider note, it strikes me as a shame that there is a need for these organisations to exist at all in a world where people should be able to be helped by international cooperation at government level.

What this story has shown is most charities are corrupt at some level. Domestically the employment of fundraisers, the huge bonuses paid to directors and the investment of donations into dodgy hedge fund schemes should be the things questioned by a select committee.

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By *lastic.Mask.ManMan
over a year ago

Grimsby

I accept paypal.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

On principle, no, it's not wrong. As has been said by others if (as is usually the case) all parties are responsible agents in the transaction then it's a service rendered like any other.

In practice, I've never done it and I always said I never would because ultimately it didn't provide what I wanted from sex which was the sense of mutual desire and in some cases conquest. The WG is always (even if the tone of the session is overtly the opposite) in the dominant position as she is the one able to command compensation for her time over the customer who is providing his/her time as well as compensation. That has traditionally been the stumbling block for me. I've slept with a lot of WGs, but never as a paying customer.

That having been said, in recent months I have revisited my thoughts on this and have been considering the idea as a way of having playmates without the issues that come from the swinging scene. Since playing as a couple serves a different need (purely physical as the emotional needs are already served) then in theory it may actually be an effective avenue. Still never done it however.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I don't think it's wrong, but as others have said, both people consenting, the problem with the vice business is that so many women are forced into it, out of desperation, as a way out of their situation, drug addiction, and those sold into prostitution. Sadly the former make up a huge number of women selling sex.

And no I've never paid for sex or ever likely to do so, even when at the lowest in my marriage I never sought solace with a prostitute (I never struggled for a one off

I spent a winter working in Gran Canaria about 4 years ago and got to know a few of the local prostitites (always waiting outside the clubs and would seen recognise me as not a pynter), they had all been forced into prostitution on arriving in the Canaries. They had paid for someone to provide transport and work from West Africa, but on arrival in the Canaries were told they had no right to work and that they'd have to work on the streets in order to pay their debts. Some of their stories were truly horrific and incredibly humbling, they were trapped with no way out.

Sorry to put a dampner on the thread, but the reality of prostitution for many women isn't high class and high society riches

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"No. Provided all parties in the transaction are willingly participating and not coerced against their will and are safe and secure.

Not all people can get sex easily and we all have needs that sometimes a wank alone can’t satisfy, so paid professionals can definitely provide a valued service to the community!

IMHO!

And what about those who cannot afford to pay?

Like anything else you can't afford, you don't get it

But if sex is a "need", aren't they entitled

Some might think so, but no

Maybe if it's legalised you'll be able to approach your doctor. If you can prove it's essential to your health and wellbeing they could write you out a government subsidised prescription

good luck

But yes it should be legalized and regulated... doubt it will eradicate all the criminal elements and protect all sex workers though but, it would help.

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple
over a year ago

Basingstoke

"I don't think it's wrong, but as others have said, both people consenting, the problem with the vice business is that so many women are forced into it, out of desperation, as a way out of their situation, drug addiction, and those sold into prostitution. Sadly the former make up a huge number of women selling sex.

And no I've never paid for sex or ever likely to do so, even when at the lowest in my marriage I never sought solace with a prostitute (I never struggled for a one off

Sorry to put a dampner on the thread, but the reality of prostitution for many women isn't high class and high society riches

Yes that represents some prostitutes. I know others who simply want to earn the maximum amount of money with the least amount of intellectual effort. I actually think they get a bad wage when you factor the physical and emotional effort but they still prefer it over an admin / reception job and the wages they'd get for that.

A lot of sex workers have a cock and bull story about why they can't do anything else but for most, that's just a defence mechanism against the social scorn they face. For most it's the least evil of the choices they have.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Well its if you work for a aid agency its wrong! Just look at the news...

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I would pay for it.

Fed up with lousy selfish lovers. Never met anyone on here who was interested whether I was enjoying it or not.

I asked on here before, would paying for it, provide me with a better quality sex? Practically everyone said yes.

Someone mentioned morals... well I see it as escorts/ prostitutes have a higher level of self respect. Least they have a higher level of self worth by actually charging for it, instead of giving it away for free to some stranger in a club because he's brought them a drink!

Yet no one bats an eyelid to those who have one night stands but will think of escorts and prostitutes in a vile manner!

Legalise it, regulate it and tax it!

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple
over a year ago

Basingstoke

"I would pay for it.

Fed up with lousy selfish lovers. Never met anyone on here who was interested whether I was enjoying it or not.

You'd get better quality D if you were in a couple and swapping with couples

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

don't understand why someone pay for sex I enjoy having a laugh and making new friends I try to be as charming as possible lol enjoy company of beautiful women and sex is just a bonus

just the thrill of the hunt as they say but better in person if can make a lady smile in more than ways than one that's a win for me

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By *ophieslutTV/TS
over a year ago

Central

Absolutely not. Adults should be free to do whatever they wish consensually with their bodies, as well as their finances.

This against many of the moves to make financial gains from sex etc to be against the law: I hate this with a vengeance, as people have very little freedom.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"I would pay for it.

Fed up with lousy selfish lovers. Never met anyone on here who was interested whether I was enjoying it or not.

You'd get better quality D if you were in a couple and swapping with couples"

No I wouldn't. I have no interest in couples. Couples does not equal guaranteed better sex.

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By *crumdiddlyumptiousMan
over a year ago

If you desire sex so much and can't be arsed trying to chat up Women/Men in pubs, clubs or on here etc,

If people are offering a service why not pay for it,

We pay for everything else we want, I cant understand why a lot more couples don't do it, Find that unicorn or exceptional hot looking fella some seem to be looking for,

Or maybe they do and don't need to broadcast it

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

One of my fantasies is to hire a male escort.. It's naughty

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"We all pay for sex anyway.

Just I wouldn't pay with cash."
just wine and dine em and totting up the Bill with more booze and a kebab later on the way home you mean grooming like?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I have considered paying for sex before. It was a specific situation that I wanted to explore and felt that it would be the safest way to explore it.

As long as all parties are willing participants then whats the issue.

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple
over a year ago

Basingstoke

"I would pay for it.

Fed up with lousy selfish lovers. Never met anyone on here who was interested whether I was enjoying it or not.

You'd get better quality D if you were in a couple and swapping with couples

No I wouldn't. I have no interest in couples. Couples does not equal guaranteed better sex.

Yeah you would, on average a man is going to put in a better performance when there's another man around. Nobody wants to let the team down.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"I would pay for it.

Fed up with lousy selfish lovers. Never met anyone on here who was interested whether I was enjoying it or not.

You'd get better quality D if you were in a couple and swapping with couples

No I wouldn't. I have no interest in couples. Couples does not equal guaranteed better sex.

Yeah you would, on average a man is going to put in a better performance when there's another man around. Nobody wants to let the team down. "

No I wouldn't. Stop trying to tell me what I'll like and wouldn't like.

You carry on doing your thing and I'll do mine!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"I would pay for it.

Fed up with lousy selfish lovers. Never met anyone on here who was interested whether I was enjoying it or not.

I asked on here before, would paying for it, provide me with a better quality sex? Practically everyone said yes.

Yet no one bats an eyelid to those who have one night stands but will think of escorts and prostitutes in a vile manner!

Legalise it, regulate it and tax it!"

Hear hear.

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By *teveanddebsCouple
over a year ago

Norwich

To all the people saying "it should be legalised"

Selling or paying for sex is not against the law.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I've always been fine with it and still am.

However it has crossed my mind with recent events that you never quite no l know the circumstances as to why the other person is accepting cash.

Are they pressured into it, desperate to make ends meet and therefore pressured under necessity or just doing it for fun or a bit of spare cash.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"I would pay for it.

Fed up with lousy selfish lovers. Never met anyone on here who was interested whether I was enjoying it or not.

You'd get better quality D if you were in a couple and swapping with couples

No I wouldn't. I have no interest in couples. Couples does not equal guaranteed better sex.

Yeah you would, on average a man is going to put in a better performance when there's another man around. Nobody wants to let the team down. "

Assuming of course the man has a decent level of sexual experience and knowledge in the first place.

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple
over a year ago

Basingstoke

"I would pay for it.

Fed up with lousy selfish lovers. Never met anyone on here who was interested whether I was enjoying it or not.

You'd get better quality D if you were in a couple and swapping with couples

No I wouldn't. I have no interest in couples. Couples does not equal guaranteed better sex.

Yeah you would, on average a man is going to put in a better performance when there's another man around. Nobody wants to let the team down.

No I wouldn't. Stop trying to tell me what I'll like and wouldn't like.

You carry on doing your thing and I'll do mine! "

Yup you carry on doing that thing you came to the forum to bitch about not working out well

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"I know some very respectable women that sell or have sold sex. As gas as they are concerned it’s a service industry and the customer is paying for the service they require. I guess this is why it’s known as the oldest profession.

One women told me she sees women sell sex in different ways such as gifts, meals and nights out in top hotels...but they call it dating!

MrsK x"

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"I would pay for it.

Fed up with lousy selfish lovers. Never met anyone on here who was interested whether I was enjoying it or not.

I asked on here before, would paying for it, provide me with a better quality sex? Practically everyone said yes.

Yet no one bats an eyelid to those who have one night stands but will think of escorts and prostitutes in a vile manner!

Legalise it, regulate it and tax it!"

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Maybe in theory no.

But the sex industry is fully of exploited individuals at all levels, and I doubt legalising it will remove the undesirables.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Isn’t that the same as marriage

lol joking

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By *hetalkingstoveMan
over a year ago

London

" Maybe in theory no.

But the sex industry is fully of exploited individuals at all levels, and I doubt legalising it will remove the undesirables."

Agreed.

"Legalise it" as a basic attitude is fine, but making this work practically to make sex workers safer would be very complicated.

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple
over a year ago

Basingstoke

" Maybe in theory no.

But the sex industry is fully of exploited individuals at all levels, and I doubt legalising it will remove the undesirables.

Agreed.

"Legalise it" as a basic attitude is fine, but making this work practically to make sex workers safer would be very complicated."

Hard to make it less safe than today where they are forced to work individually in order to stay on the right side of the law. I really question the intellect of anyone who thinks sex workers are safer in the UK than say Germany or Holland.

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By *razycoupleniCouple
over a year ago

belfast

I think it should legalised in certain areas of the country so it could be monitored for everyone’s safety especially the workers. Then it can also be taxed and use some of that money for support systems for the people involved. I would think everyone would agree paying for sex where the person selling it has been forced into it is completely wrong.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Of course it's absolutely fine.

It always has been sincee the beginning of civilisation.I rate them above lawyers on a human level..

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By *hetalkingstoveMan
over a year ago

London

" Maybe in theory no.

But the sex industry is fully of exploited individuals at all levels, and I doubt legalising it will remove the undesirables.

Agreed.

"Legalise it" as a basic attitude is fine, but making this work practically to make sex workers safer would be very complicated.

It's hard to say as there isn't a lot of hard evidence either way. Some studies have suggested legalising prostitution drives trafficking up, but these have been quite well criticised.

However mighty our intellect may be, this is an area where it's a challenge for us all to understand the cause and effects in play.

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple
over a year ago

Basingstoke

" Maybe in theory no.

But the sex industry is fully of exploited individuals at all levels, and I doubt legalising it will remove the undesirables.

Agreed.

"Legalise it" as a basic attitude is fine, but making this work practically to make sex workers safer would be very complicated.

It's hard to say as there isn't a lot of hard evidence either way. Some studies have suggested legalising prostitution drives trafficking up, but these have been quite well criticised.

However mighty our intellect may be, this is an area where it's a challenge for us all to understand the cause and effects in play."

How difficult is it to find the 'victims of trafficking' when they are stood half naked in a bright pink window next to a central train station? I really struggle to understand how the police would struggle to locate those people relative to the UK where they are dispersed.

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By *hetalkingstoveMan
over a year ago

London

" Maybe in theory no.

But the sex industry is fully of exploited individuals at all levels, and I doubt legalising it will remove the undesirables.

Agreed.

"Legalise it" as a basic attitude is fine, but making this work practically to make sex workers safer would be very complicated.

It's hard to say as there isn't a lot of hard evidence either way. Some studies have suggested legalising prostitution drives trafficking up, but these have been quite well criticised.

However mighty our intellect may be, this is an area where it's a challenge for us all to understand the cause and effects in play.

Maybe because the situation you describe is absurdly simplistic.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"I think it should legalised in certain areas of the country so it could be monitored for everyone’s safety especially the workers. Then it can also be taxed and use some of that money for support systems for the people involved. I would think everyone would agree paying for sex where the person selling it has been forced into it is completely wrong.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"I would pay for it.

Fed up with lousy selfish lovers. Never met anyone on here who was interested whether I was enjoying it or not.

I asked on here before, would paying for it, provide me with a better quality sex? Practically everyone said yes.

Yet no one bats an eyelid to those who have one night stands but will think of escorts and prostitutes in a vile manner!

Legalise it, regulate it and tax it!"

Maybe dont just go for the ripped guys. Tubby guys have more to prove as we cant rely on our bodies to win women over

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

No it is not. Anyone that gets in their high horse and looks down on others about it is an idiot. As long as the seller of 'goods' has a choice in who and how they go about it then it's fine. We need to get rid of this negative stigma surrounding sex. We sell it anyway in western culture we just justify it by having a video camera in front room

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By *ransGuyTV/TS
over a year ago

Cardiff

I don't think it's wrong to pay for sex, as long as the person doing the job hasn't been forced into it. I love sex, if I could make a living doing something I love...that's the dream isn't it? To do work you enjoy?

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over a year ago

"I don't think it's wrong to pay for sex, as long as the person doing the job hasn't been forced into it. I love sex, if I could make a living doing something I love...that's the dream isn't it? To do work you enjoy?"

I'd be scared it would feel like work and I wouldn't want to do it recreationally

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By *ransGuyTV/TS
over a year ago

Cardiff

I'd be scared it would feel like work and I wouldn't want to do it recreationally "

Yes, I can understand that, it might be a hard one to get the right balance.

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By *oupleofkooksCouple
over a year ago

local

Only if you try and swipe your credit card

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