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+1. I think it comes down to the social stigma of prostitution more than anything else. It's not the greatest or wisest choice, but the only difference between that and an ONS is the fact that money is exchanged.
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Seeing prostitutes in his past wouldn't be much different to me than sleeping with women who were promiscuous and didn't charge money for it (they are just as disease-prone).
But I don't need any man who'd sleep with prostitutes after I'm in the picture. Yes, BIG deal-breaker in this case.
+1. I think it comes down to the social stigma of prostitution more than anything else. It's not the greatest or wisest choice, but the only difference between that and an ONS is the fact that money is exchanged.
I totally disagree. A woman who has a one night stand wants to have sex. A prostitute usually needs the money. Their motives are completely different. And more than that, a man that has a one night stand is looking for consensual sex. A man who goes to a prostitute is buying a woman to do what he wants. They are completely different things to me.
Big deal, lots of guys have been to prostitutes in the past. I slept with one for free who kept trying to get me to pay, it was in Cabo, and I told her I don't pay girls to sleep with me, they pay me back home. She's like really? I said of course, look at me! Do you think I need to pay? As soon as she got out of the strip club she told me to leave with her, we partied and drank all night until going back to her place around 5 am and let's just say I didn't pay. I still think it was the best conquest of my single life - the ultimate challenge, sleep with a paid girl for free lol. Glad those days are behind me though I much prefer being with my awesome GF.
But he is buying consensual sex, and she is choosing to sell it
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Originally Posted by Dewdroplet76
I totally disagree. A woman who has a one night stand wants to have sex. A prostitute usually needs the money. Their motives are completely different. And more than that, a man that has a one night stand is looking for consensual sex. A man who goes to a prostitute is buying a woman to do what he wants. They are completely different things to me.
But he is buying consensual sex, and she is choosing to sell it
Perhaps consensual sex is the wrong term. What I'm talking about isn't consent but desire. In a one night stand - both people desire sex. With prostitution, only one person desires sex. The other person is simply providing something for money.
I would have to say no. The men that have, I won't say are automatically bad people. So nothing to do with that.
But far as my personal taste, I would prefer a man who was more "choosy" with whom he slept with, and 1 that hadn't been with tons of women.
But it's usually moot, because many people don't disclose these types of things. And even if asked, some will lie about it-if not refuse to answer. So you never really know anyhow, unless you care to go to the trouble of a lie-detector test lol But I doubt anyone would be anal enough about it for that, and that their partner, or potential partner, would agree to it. lol
Regardless of how any of us feel about the practice, both people get what they want with prostitution: one gets sex he wants, and the other gets money she wants. FWIW, in plenty of marriages and LTRs exists one person who desires sex, while the other doesn't but puts out anyway.
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Originally Posted by Dewdroplet76
Perhaps consensual sex is the wrong term. What I'm talking about isn't consent but desire. In a one night stand - both people desire sex. With prostitution, only one person desires sex. The other person is simply providing something for money.
Regardless of how any of us feel about the practice, both people get what they want with prostitution: one gets sex he wants, and the other gets money she wants. FWIW, in plenty of marriages and LTRs exists one person who desires sex, while the other doesn't but puts out anyway.
My point is that I do not view sex that way and would not want to be with anyone else who did. I view sex as something to be shared - not something to be bought and sold.
And I have a feeling that most prostitutes aren't actually getting what they want out of it since they probably would rather not be a prostitute.
I agree with you in principal, but there are times when sex is purely physical; not much more than a bodily function that must be taken care of. In a perfect world that would not be the case, but sometimes treating sex as a business transaction is the least messy tactic for getting that need met.
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My point is that I do not view sex that way and would not want to be with anyone else who did. I view sex as something to be shared - not something to be bought and sold.
And I have a feeling that most prostitutes aren't actually getting what they want out of it since they probably would rather not be a prostitute.
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