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By *irtyold man OP   Man
over a year ago

barnsley

Should the uk fun brothels and prostitution. Hear my reason for saying yess.

When you have a fuck you feel better .so it would help the countrys mass depression.

There may be less sexual asults if folks were getting theire sexual needs satisfied.

I see it as like giving out gym membership to the unfit.mu idra would be everyone male female or other gets theire kinky needs satisfied making them feel better and be a happier society

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


"Should the uk fun brothels and prostitution. Hear my reason for saying yess.

When you have a fuck you feel better .so it would help the countrys mass depression.

There may be less sexual asults if folks were getting theire sexual needs satisfied.

I see it as like giving out gym membership to the unfit.mu idra would be everyone male female or other gets theire kinky needs satisfied making them feel better and be a happier society"

Your user name is very apt. And would they sex traffic in these women?

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By *rednwilma1Couple
over a year ago

york

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By *rednwilma1Couple
over a year ago

york

Think you come up with some fair points there .....

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

The same reason cannabis would never be legalised, creates too many problems. They have tried safe areas, but I doubt you would ever have prostitution becoming legal.

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By *anae21Woman
over a year ago

Nearer than you think


"The same reason cannabis would never be legalised, creates too many problems. They have tried safe areas, but I doubt you would ever have prostitution becoming legal. "

That wasn't the question (brothels can operate within the parametersof the law). OP wants to know if the government should fund them.

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By *anae21Woman
over a year ago

Nearer than you think


"Should the uk fun brothels and prostitution. Hear my reason for saying yess.

When you have a fuck you feel better .so it would help the countrys mass depression.

There may be less sexual asults if folks were getting theire sexual needs satisfied.

I see it as like giving out gym membership to the unfit.mu idra would be everyone male female or other gets theire kinky needs satisfied making them feel better and be a happier society"

Just have a wank. Cheaper for everyone.

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

Good points OP. In amsterdam sex crime and drugs is hardly heard off because folk can get there needs without issue. Tomming is the oldest job going and its about time the UK got with the times and just legalised it as it would make it safer etc. There is a tartscard in every phone box etc in London so prostitution is not going away.

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

Sexual assaults are much more likely to be about power and control rather than sex, so I really Don't imagine it would reduce sexual assaults.

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By *hloe12Woman
over a year ago

york

O dear as ive said if you want sex then if your not od find some one on here if you dont go pay for it nothing wring with that

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


"The same reason cannabis would never be legalised, creates too many problems. They have tried safe areas, but I doubt you would ever have prostitution becoming legal. "

Prostitution is legal - its being a pimp that isn’t.

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


"Good points OP. In amsterdam sex crime and drugs is hardly heard off because folk can get there needs without issue. Tomming is the oldest job going and its about time the UK got with the times and just legalised it as it would make it safer etc. There is a tartscard in every phone box etc in London so prostitution is not going away."

Drug problems in Amsterdam are so bad now that it scares off genuine tourists - they are wishing they hadn’t opened it up.

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)

I could not disagree in more vehement terms.

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By *etcplCouple
over a year ago

Gapping Fanny


"The same reason cannabis would never be legalised, creates too many problems. They have tried safe areas, but I doubt you would ever have prostitution becoming legal.

That wasn't the question (brothels can operate within the parametersof the law). OP wants to know if the government should fund them.

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I was under the impression that prostitution is legal and instead it is running or operating a brothel (2 or more sex workers operating out of the same location) and solicitation (kerb crawling) that are illegal?

I don't think the Gov should fund prostitution (outside of MP’s putting it on expenses), but instead they should review the existing legation and make it safer for sex workers.

Trafficking, addiction and abusers will always be an issue that needs investment in dealing with, which is why we see little movement on this issue.

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By *onlywishiMan
over a year ago

Newcastle


"The same reason cannabis would never be legalised, creates too many problems. They have tried safe areas, but I doubt you would ever have prostitution becoming legal.

That wasn't the question (brothels can operate within the parametersof the law). OP wants to know if the government should fund them.

I was under the impression that prostitution is legal and instead it is running or operating a brothel (2 or more sex workers operating out of the same location) and solicitation (kerb crawling) that are illegal?

I don't think the Gov should fund prostitution (outside of MP’s putting it on expenses), but instead they should review the existing legation and make it safer for sex workers.

Trafficking, addiction and abusers will always be an issue that needs investment in dealing with, which is why we see little movement on this issue."

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


"Should the uk fun brothels and prostitution. Hear my reason for saying yess.

When you have a fuck you feel better .so it would help the countrys mass depression.

There may be less sexual asults if folks were getting theire sexual needs satisfied.

I see it as like giving out gym membership to the unfit.mu idra would be everyone male female or other gets theire kinky needs satisfied making them feel better and be a happier society"

You clearly do not understand why sexual assaults happened!

Horny people don’t assault people, sexual predators do!

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By *batMan
over a year ago

Alicante, Spain. (Sometimes in Wales)


" In amsterdam sex crime and drugs is hardly heard of ..... ."

I don't think that's actually true. They have huge problems with this in Amsterdam.

There are moves afoot to make the sale of only legal for residents because all the drug tourists are such a problem.

Some of those working girls you see in the window will have been trafficked there and are in fact modern day sex slav*s. It's incredibly sad.

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By *stbury DavenportMan
over a year ago

Nottingham


"There may be less sexual asults if folks were getting theire sexual needs satisfied."

Even if that were true, which it isn't, sex workers are not human shields between predators and "good" women.

Fucking hell.

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By *irty PrettyWoman
over a year ago

Cardiff


"Good points OP. In amsterdam sex crime and drugs is hardly heard off because folk can get there needs without issue. Tomming is the oldest job going and its about time the UK got with the times and just legalised it as it would make it safer etc. There is a tartscard in every phone box etc in London so prostitution is not going away."

Do you have to use such disgusting slurs against sex workers?

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By *irty PrettyWoman
over a year ago

Cardiff


"There may be less sexual asults if folks were getting theire sexual needs satisfied.

Even if that were true, which it isn't, sex workers are not human shields between predators and "good" women.

Fucking hell. "

Exactly, thank you.

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


"Should the uk fun brothels and prostitution. Hear my reason for saying yess.

When you have a fuck you feel better .so it would help the countrys mass depression.

There may be less sexual asults if folks were getting theire sexual needs satisfied.

I see it as like giving out gym membership to the unfit.mu idra would be everyone male female or other gets theire kinky needs satisfied making them feel better and be a happier society

Your user name is very apt. And would they sex traffic in these women? "

Sex traffic what?? You do know that not every prostitute is human trafficking victim, many do so by choice. Legalizing the sex industry would help many.

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By *irty PrettyWoman
over a year ago

Cardiff

OP, you’re wrong in so many ways on this, but not least because ABSOLUTELY NO-ONE is entitled to sex! No-one! Not you, not me, not anyone!

And in this ridiculous idea of yours, you expect the taxpayer to fund this. Public services are chronically underfunded, so these poor sex workers would be doing this for what, minimum wage? They certainly wouldn’t be fairly paid. Tell me, would you let someone stick their dick in you for under a tenner an hour? I bloody wouldn’t!

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By *moSexGeeksCouple
over a year ago

Warwick


"Good points OP. In amsterdam sex crime and drugs is hardly heard off because folk can get there needs without issue. Tomming is the oldest job going and its about time the UK got with the times and just legalised it as it would make it safer etc. There is a tartscard in every phone box etc in London so prostitution is not going away.

Drug problems in Amsterdam are so bad now that it scares off genuine tourists - they are wishing they hadn’t opened it up."

I'm fairly certain the drugs attract more tourism than it scares off. If you just walk past a coffee shop its packed any time of the day. The Amsterdam mayor is wanting to change laws based on the locals opinion, not the tourist opinion... the amount of tourism is generated is the issue, the mayor sees the massive influx of tourism for drugs is the wrong reason people should be visiting.. not they arent.

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By *xciter7169Man
over a year ago

The Midlands

Why are Soho walk-ups tollerated in London but not other parts of the country[as far as i know]?

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


"The same reason cannabis would never be legalised, creates too many problems. They have tried safe areas, but I doubt you would ever have prostitution becoming legal. "

cannabis will be legalised very soon just like the states brings in too much money. I’d say over the next few years maybe sooner plus we already are one of the biggest exporters of medical cannabis

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By *xploring_FunWoman
over a year ago

Coventry

Sexual assault is rarely anything to do with sex and everything to do with power and a sense of entitlement.

The last thing needed is men like that having their opinion that they’re entitled to sex with any woman of their choosing backed up by government funding.

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By *moSexGeeksCouple
over a year ago

Warwick

1. Sex workers shouldn't be paid by the gov, whilst they should be legalised and regulated against slavry and trafficking, paid for by the tax payer for social security, they should not be funded by the tax payer to get your cock wet.

2. Horny people would either go out and socialise or hire an escort anyway? Not become a predator

3. If the lack of sex is getting you down in life... maybe go see someone about your mental health. I'm pretty sure that's funded by the government

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By *ophieslutTV/TS
over a year ago

Central

It's a reasonable proposition and an employment type that's probably not going to disappear, just as the needs for the service won't.

We're quite backwards as a culture, silently accepting or tolerating something but willfully resisting making things better or easier for people, because of our, often faux, disliking of things.

We're still quite hooked by the workhouse mentality, where workers and people are almost like tools to be controlled, rather than respected.

That sexual needs are typically dismissed, as too reflective of the primitive desires of savages, clearly shows the level of personal and cultural maturity around

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By *olly_AmberTV/TS
over a year ago

Live Sussex, Work London


"Sexual assaults are much more likely to be about power and control rather than sex, so I really Don't imagine it would reduce sexual assaults.

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Yes this

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By *carletnsparksMan
over a year ago

halifax


"Should the uk fun brothels and prostitution. Hear my reason for saying yess.

When you have a fuck you feel better .so it would help the countrys mass depression.

There may be less sexual asults if folks were getting theire sexual needs satisfied.

I see it as like giving out gym membership to the unfit.mu idra would be everyone male female or other gets theire kinky needs satisfied making them feel better and be a happier society"

You happy an extra £1000 a month taking off your wages to pay for Jonny or Doris to have sex?

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

Get a grip...of yourself...

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By *indfeedfuckCouple
over a year ago

Harlow

I’m (J) now quite old and I left the police in 1995, but as a former vice officer I think you have to differentiate between different classes of sex workers (and can we use that denominator rather than prostitute or worse please).

I have known many British women who made good money charging for what they “previously gave away for free”. Their words. I’ve also known an alarming number of, mainly Eastern European women, who were working off their passage to this ‘fine’ country. There is no way of comparing the two scenarios.

Beyond that, it is correct that prostitution isn’t illegal, but brothels remain so. This is an issue, or was back in my day, because a woman (and I regret not knowing what the position is for men, and I guess I’m again just showing my age) could only work solo from premises. She couldn’t work from the house she shared with a husband / partner, because that meant that more than one person was working from the address which made the premises a brothel and him a pimp. It also meant she couldn’t have a maid to look after her as both were categorised as sex workers.

My understanding is that the police are more understanding now (and we were not tyrannical to sex workers, but the attitudes on Division in the Met could be), but frankly it should all be legalised.

Why should a woman be entitled to iron my shirts for minimum wage if she wants to, but not suck my cock for considerably more cash?

Just so long as that is her choice and hers alone.

Rant over.

If you actually read all of that you deserve a medal.

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By *ightfireCouple
over a year ago

Here and There


"The same reason cannabis would never be legalised, creates too many problems. They have tried safe areas, but I doubt you would ever have prostitution becoming legal. "

Prostitution is legal

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By *indfeedfuckCouple
over a year ago

Harlow

It is, but there are offences - some justifiable (soliciting), some not (two girls working from the same premises) - which aren’t.

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By *imandHer9396Couple
over a year ago

Bridgend

I can see people have already made the excellent points I was planning on making.

Sex workers should be offered more protection. Sex workers should feel safe and should be able to say no, without the fear of sexual assaults or physical abuse. Sex workers, especially, have an incredibly difficult time when reporting sexual assaults. Men and women have been shamed for reporting this, let alone those who are paid to have sex as a career.

Have a wank. Get yourself a fleshlight. Someone else's body is not made purely for your gratification. Sex dolls exist for exactly this. Just because you can pay someone, doesn't mean they can't say no.

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By *imandHer9396Couple
over a year ago

Bridgend

Also, sexual assaults don't happen because someone is wants a quicky. Normal humans don't wake up and think that. Sick, evil human beings think that is ok, it's about power. It's evil.

Let's just demyth that now.

Just because I feel horny some days, doesn't mean id go out and attack someone. It won't help lower statistics. It'll allow these sick human beings a gateway to abuse more people. Sex workers are constantly in danger of attack because of what they do.

I'm going to stop now, because it's a sensitive issue for me.

But no, I can't say I agree that we should be paying for someone to fuck a government funded sex worker. Pay for it yourself, or have a wank. It's free.

Her

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By *indfeedfuckCouple
over a year ago

Harlow


"Also, sexual assaults don't happen because someone is wants a quicky. Normal humans don't wake up and think that. Sick, evil human beings think that is ok, it's about power. It's evil.

Let's just demyth that now.

Just because I feel horny some days, doesn't mean id go out and attack someone. It won't help lower statistics. It'll allow these sick human beings a gateway to abuse more people. Sex workers are constantly in danger of attack because of what they do.

I'm going to stop now, because it's a sensitive issue for me.

But no, I can't say I agree that we should be paying for someone to fuck a government funded sex worker. Pay for it yourself, or have a wank. It's free.

Her "

Agreed. If we are to take autonomy properly we have to tax sex professionals like we would any other profession.

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By *irty PrettyWoman
over a year ago

Cardiff


"Also, sexual assaults don't happen because someone is wants a quicky. Normal humans don't wake up and think that. Sick, evil human beings think that is ok, it's about power. It's evil.

Let's just demyth that now.

Just because I feel horny some days, doesn't mean id go out and attack someone. It won't help lower statistics. It'll allow these sick human beings a gateway to abuse more people. Sex workers are constantly in danger of attack because of what they do.

I'm going to stop now, because it's a sensitive issue for me.

But no, I can't say I agree that we should be paying for someone to fuck a government funded sex worker. Pay for it yourself, or have a wank. It's free.

Her

Agreed. If we are to take autonomy properly we have to tax sex professionals like we would any other profession. "

Strictly speaking, they are taxed, on the same basis any other self-employed person is. And we all know plenty of tradesmen who’ll do jobs cash-in-hand and not declare it, sex workers who don’t pay tax are no different to them really.

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By *indfeedfuckCouple
over a year ago

Harlow


"Also, sexual assaults don't happen because someone is wants a quicky. Normal humans don't wake up and think that. Sick, evil human beings think that is ok, it's about power. It's evil.

Let's just demyth that now.

Just because I feel horny some days, doesn't mean id go out and attack someone. It won't help lower statistics. It'll allow these sick human beings a gateway to abuse more people. Sex workers are constantly in danger of attack because of what they do.

I'm going to stop now, because it's a sensitive issue for me.

But no, I can't say I agree that we should be paying for someone to fuck a government funded sex worker. Pay for it yourself, or have a wank. It's free.

Her

Agreed. If we are to take autonomy properly we have to tax sex professionals like we would any other profession.

Strictly speaking, they are taxed, on the same basis any other self-employed person is. And we all know plenty of tradesmen who’ll do jobs cash-in-hand and not declare it, sex workers who don’t pay tax are no different to them really."

That is correct if they declare their income. Back when I knew what I was talking about HMIR (showing my age again) would only allow sex workers to register as masseuses, but presumably that has now altered?

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By *uke olovingmanMan
over a year ago

Gravesend

We'd need a director of public prostitutions

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By *indfeedfuckCouple
over a year ago

Harlow


"We'd need a director of public prostitutions "

And a Criminal Protection Service.

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By *irty PrettyWoman
over a year ago

Cardiff


"Also, sexual assaults don't happen because someone is wants a quicky. Normal humans don't wake up and think that. Sick, evil human beings think that is ok, it's about power. It's evil.

Let's just demyth that now.

Just because I feel horny some days, doesn't mean id go out and attack someone. It won't help lower statistics. It'll allow these sick human beings a gateway to abuse more people. Sex workers are constantly in danger of attack because of what they do.

I'm going to stop now, because it's a sensitive issue for me.

But no, I can't say I agree that we should be paying for someone to fuck a government funded sex worker. Pay for it yourself, or have a wank. It's free.

Her

Agreed. If we are to take autonomy properly we have to tax sex professionals like we would any other profession.

Strictly speaking, they are taxed, on the same basis any other self-employed person is. And we all know plenty of tradesmen who’ll do jobs cash-in-hand and not declare it, sex workers who don’t pay tax are no different to them really.

That is correct if they declare their income. Back when I knew what I was talking about HMIR (showing my age again) would only allow sex workers to register as masseuses, but presumably that has now altered?"

I’m not sure what full service SWs would have to register as, but I know there are different categories for other types of sex work, I believe dancers would be adult entertainers for example.

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By *uke olovingmanMan
over a year ago

Gravesend


"We'd need a director of public prostitutions

And a Criminal Protection Service. "

Yes ... maybe some form of legal contract stipulating acceptable behaviour..with medical forensic backup on call

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By *ad NannaWoman
over a year ago

East London

I really don't think sex can help with depression, in the long term.

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By *indfeedfuckCouple
over a year ago

Harlow


"We'd need a director of public prostitutions

And a Criminal Protection Service.

Yes ... maybe some form of legal contract stipulating acceptable behaviour..with medical forensic backup on call "

But why? We all have sex without such safeguards. Aren’t we making this isn’t it something it doesn’t need to be and, if so, aren’t we then stigmatising sex workers?

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By *uke olovingmanMan
over a year ago

Gravesend


"We'd need a director of public prostitutions

And a Criminal Protection Service.

Yes ... maybe some form of legal contract stipulating acceptable behaviour..with medical forensic backup on call

But why? We all have sex without such safeguards. Aren’t we making this isn’t it something it doesn’t need to be and, if so, aren’t we then stigmatising sex workers? "

If you commodify sex ...the individual who is paying for the intimate interaction with another person is under obligation to treat the sex worker with respect..in most service industries we pay for someone to do something for us...in the sex industry the customer is paying for the opportunity to do something to someone else

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By *indfeedfuckCouple
over a year ago

Harlow


"We'd need a director of public prostitutions

And a Criminal Protection Service.

Yes ... maybe some form of legal contract stipulating acceptable behaviour..with medical forensic backup on call

But why? We all have sex without such safeguards. Aren’t we making this isn’t it something it doesn’t need to be and, if so, aren’t we then stigmatising sex workers?

If you commodify sex ...the individual who is paying for the intimate interaction with another person is under obligation to treat the sex worker with respect..in most service industries we pay for someone to do something for us...in the sex industry the customer is paying for the opportunity to do something to someone else"

It may be that we are coming at this from different angles but I would hope that if I have sex with someone (on whatever basis) it’s about what we can do together. For me the fact that money might change hands would be irrelevant. I like having sex with women who also enjoy themselves.

As I say, please forgive me if I’ve got the wrong end of the stick.

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By *uke olovingmanMan
over a year ago

Gravesend


"We'd need a director of public prostitutions

And a Criminal Protection Service.

Yes ... maybe some form of legal contract stipulating acceptable behaviour..with medical forensic backup on call

But why? We all have sex without such safeguards. Aren’t we making this isn’t it something it doesn’t need to be and, if so, aren’t we then stigmatising sex workers?

If you commodify sex ...the individual who is paying for the intimate interaction with another person is under obligation to treat the sex worker with respect..in most service industries we pay for someone to do something for us...in the sex industry the customer is paying for the opportunity to do something to someone else

It may be that we are coming at this from different angles but I would hope that if I have sex with someone (on whatever basis) it’s about what we can do together. For me the fact that money might change hands would be irrelevant. I like having sex with women who also enjoy themselves.

As I say, please forgive me if I’ve got the wrong end of the stick. "

As you say..you have and enjoy sex with ladies who enjoy sex too... so you have mutual respect.

The people who have to pay should behave in the same way.... however..if they feel short-changed or feel entitled to do as they please because they paid with no regards for the sex worker's well being should be able to be held to account because they have responsibilities set out in the contract of consent that I suggested earlier

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