Comments by Alex_Findlay

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Posted on: Not even prostitution is immune to economics of supply, demand

Ultimate Respect I published this when I was in the business. If you wish the entire document you will have to email me afindlay1@bloomberg.net

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Prostitution is beneficial in society
1) Prostitutes can make the world safer for women
Rather than encourage rape, prostitutes are there for people who have a strong sex drive and cannot find anyone to have sex with. They cope with all those with confused and repressed sexualities, removing the risk of attack they cause to other women.
2) Prostitutes can relieve those who cannot masturbate
People with weak, short or no arms may live in perpetual sexual frustration unless they have a toe that reaches, somebody who will help them out or the money to pay a prostitute. Denying them the opportunity to pay for what other people take for granted is denying them absolute human rights.
3) Prostitutes provide orgasms
Some people find it impossible to have an orgasm without expert stimulation, be this physical or mental. Women may be so inhibited that only visiting a prostitute will work for her. Men might have fetishes which need to be enacted before they can reach a really great orgasm.
4) Prostitutes become experts who can offer high quality sex.
If there was not such a stigma, everyone would want to visit prostitutes for erotic inspiration and self indulgence. They provide the chance for new experiences without entering a new relationship which many people find of enormous value at certain stages of their lives.
In some cultures, it is customary for all young men to learn about sex from the local prostitutes before they have sex with other women.
5) Prostitution is the oldest profession and should be respected
Like any other profession - there are the experts, the specialists, the all-rounders, the scoundrels and the bad people who need hounding out. Bad people ruin the reputation of the industry and must be eliminated - this is where the law should contribute.

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