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legend758duo | 19:49 Tue 18th Sep 2007 | Society & Culture
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follow on from a previous post.
is prostitution wrong in your eyes?

i mean in some countries its legal.

here in the reef they have "spanish bars " these are brothels with bars in them.
legal and not a problem .

holland is very libersal on it and evn in some states in the usa there are " chicken ranches" where you can pay for the company of a woman.

i saw a documentary on one such " chicken ranch 2 the guirls worked there for a yera or twop to buy a nice house and then set themselves and their partners up.

they seemed happy enough and were living pretty well.

so what are your thoughts on this ?
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I saw one of those docs about a chicken ranch....on prostitution itself>well i personally haven`t` got any problems with it as such coz it doesn`t really play any part in my life.However if my daughter said thats what she wanted to do i don`t know what my reaction would be.....don`t know i`m undecided! :)
Whether it's legal or not it's always going happen . Sometimes i think it would be better to legalise it and cut out the pimps. It would also make it a safer enviroment for all involved.
Hope I never get that old and ugly I have to pay for the attention of a girl.
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the women did seem happy enough and the money they could make

for doing what most women do for free was astounding
thousands of dollars in a night .
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if ahving prostitutes means a sexual release for some men and stops them from attacking and raping women because they are so desperate for sex then id vote to legalise it any time
I think the one of the downsides is that you can lose your faith in men, there are quite a few bitter prostitutes
Legend, sorry to interupt, but just a quick question, is it possible to walk from St Johns Hosp to MacAurthur Glen without getting run over, or would it be easier to get a taxi?

Mucho gracias
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im all for it, if you can afford it and you have the time then its better than doing a crossword.
At one point in my life I would have felt it was totally wrong, just as I would have felt being a stripper was wrong. After knowing someone who owned a strip club and meeting some of the dancers, i feel differntly. People often say these jobs exploit women. My friend's club was well run and he tretaed the girls fairly and respectfully. I felt it was the men whe were being exploited.LOL In order to sit at the bar/stage they had to keep buying drinks and they were $10.00 far a bottle of beer. Most of the dancers were college girls or single moms. One girl only dances on Friday and Sat. nights. She was home everday afterschool and was living a decent life. The college girls did well too, most still lived at home, payed cash for tuition and certainly had more money than I ever did slicing cold cuts at $3.35 an hour.

I think if prostitution was not seen as last chance or a forced situation and the woman was in control, who am i to judge what one does with their body??? Would i want my child, if i had one, to do it I guess not, but.....
Even legalising prostitiution does not cut out the pimps.

In Holland, for example, there is an horrendous underworld of illegal prostitution - sex that is not allowed to be provided legally.

Without condoms, underage sex are examples. There is also a large number of 'sex slaves' in Amsterdam, women who have been trafficked from other countries and are forced to work as prostitutes:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/461626 4.stm

I will never understand why men pay for sex, especially in the UK where girls give it away freely, but it really doesn't bother me so long as both parties are truly consenting.
Legend - men don't rape because they are overcome with lust and need sex.

Prostitution has no reduction in the number of rapes. Rape is not sex.

Rape is to terrify, humiliate, violate and hurt another in a brutal manner - it is about control, dominance and rage.
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ehtel im not saying in all cases.

correct me if im wrong didnt the yorkshire ripper in fact assault and kill prostitutes?

thats a connection of sorts .

im sure that there will be some emn who will always rape but there are im sure some who after a night out think theyre due sex.
no?
and im sure that if there was a knocking shop on the corner theyd go there if they had cash.

but im not using that as areason for legalisation just saying it MIGHT be a plus point.



warpig yes walk round the side across the road down past lidls and the footie stadium. up towards the roundabout at klondyke garden center ,turn left at next roundabout you should cross the road and will be at the granary pub
cross the road and enter the center at sports soccer .

job done lol : -9


gl�ad to help lol.

take you about 15 minutes
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No. I don't know you, so it is impossible for you to upset me.

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well, that all depends on who you talk to.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/g2/story/0,,2164107, 00.html
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One of the saddest things I ever saw on tv was that woman who tried to break the world record for having sex with the most men in a short period - Annabel Chong. 251 men - all strangers in a long queue, tackle at the ready - in 10 hours.

She got paid for it, so it was a form of prostitution, I suppose. But hardly erotic.

Just sad.

I saw that too Ethel. I thought it was a bizarre way to live your life. Many may say that it's the women that exploit the men but that certainly wasn't the case in that instance. I couldn't believe some of the sleaze-bags she was letting do that to her. It was indeed very sad.

Interesting report that, jno.
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