Have You Ever Had a Prostitute? - Page 12

On November 28 2007 04:55 Zherak wrote:
Mostly in reply to Tien:

I do think that sex can make a special relationship better, and that a special relationship can make the sex better. Separating these two will, in my opinion, detract from both. And I do not think you can have it both ways, just like I don't think you can really celebrate Christmas 365 days a year.

Whenever you reduce my view to just an opinion, you do the same to yours. I am not claiming my view is the universal view, I am just pointing out that it does exist.

And I do say that only sex with one person ever is necessarily the right thing, just like I am not saying Christmas once in a lifetime is the way to go. There has to be a balance to prevent the magic from becoming mundane, though.

And I do realize that a lot of women have a lot of sex. Of course, per definition, there has to be as many women engaging in casual sex as men. I am just pointing out that the female sexual drive is very different from the male sexual drive, even when men and women decide to have sex together. Many men in this forum seem to trivialize fucking a man for dollars, but I think it is among the most degrading things a women can do. Much like how rape is among the worst things a woman can experience.

I am living by the views I have presented, and this far I'm a happy man for it.

Furthermore, I think we can both agree that is possible for a person to do something he later comes to regret. I think prostitution does this to a lot of women, therefore I do not want to support it. Much like how I would not want my children to drop out of school.

As for my pornography habits, I find SFW-pictures of Sarah Michelle Gellar more than stimulating enough. I don't think she really suffers from doing promo-shoots.

On November 28 2007 05:58 BluzMan wrote:
Wtf it's illegal to have flu?

Because like young kids actually die from it at times.

You have a very strange concept of what is legal, Zherak.

On November 28 2007 04:08 FrEaK[S.sIR] wrote:


This would be the first one that would have to do with sex as far as I'm aware.

Drugs because I'm the most knowledgeable person on the site about it and would like to attempt to educate people about responsible mindset and use. Sue me.

The last few have been about economics, religions and smoking.

Nice try though.

You're so cute when you're being stupid. Which is incredibly often

On November 28 2007 04:13 uiCk wrote:
its funny how prostitution is still taboo, considering it has existed at a constant level since first cities were raised. shame on people who argue against it and cant include or accept history in their arguments. Regulation has always worked better then illigalization, and thats a fact.

On November 28 2007 08:45 TesisMech wrote:

The fact that prostitution always existed doesnt change how morally wrong and dangerous it is.
lets also legalize rape according to your logic -_-

On November 28 2007 08:19 {88}iNcontroL wrote:


I was no more "stupid" than you who would presume to generalize a general opinion as "stupid." People who are uncomfortable with prostitution may actually have reasons for that. You assuming its because they are not as "open minded" or "educated" as you is fucking stupid. You probably never discussed sex, I dont hound you so I just assumed. That was "cute" or stupid of me, I am sorry.

On November 28 2007 10:11 FrEaK[S.sIR] wrote:


A never generalized an opinion as stupid.

I never said there was anything wrong with being uncomfortable with prostitution.

I never assumed it was because they weren't as open minded or as educated as I.

I simply said that the sheer ignorance coming from the anti side of the argument was amusingly predictable. It's pretty common during arguments where one side is often emotionally or morally driven while the other is not. They fail to think things through entirely and base things off assumptions with no grounds for why that assumption should be believed above any other. They view their emotionally and morally driven views as being constant and true which the often are not.

I never said anything about either side of the opinion being better, smarter or more correct than the other. The pro side(or more so the "I'm not really for or against it but since it exists the following things should be accepted and carried out) tends to think it's ideas and opinions out more simply because they aren't driven by an idea of right or wrong, good or bad, light or dark. That sort of approach makes that part more coherent as a whole.

The entire reason I don't join into many arguments on this website is simply because most people are basing opinions more on a very narrow view of the situation as opposed to looking at the whole picture. They simplify things which aren't really all that simple. When you try and show them that they usually simply blow you off. The conversations never really get anywhere so I don't waste my breath.

Instead I sit on a high horse with occasional one liners content in my near omnipotent knowledge of everything and swoop in to mock people for their ignorance now and again. It's a petty existence but a good one.


Anywho, goad away. We all know how easily I am lured into flame wars.

On November 28 2007 10:24 lilsusie wrote:
Have I ever had a prostitute? No.

If a woman wants to do it, or feels that it is the best way for her to make money, so be it. It's her decision. Who are you (society) to tell her what she can and cannot do with her body? She is not outwardly "harming" anyone or her community and if you are a man who wishes her company on lonely nights, then it's your responsibility to choose one you feel would not be "harming" to you in the sense of STD's or whatnot. If you do not care for that and only have X amount of dollars/euros/won/whatever, then that is your choice to take what you can get or to be picky.

edit: I really hate the word 'whore'. Double standards for the lose.

On November 28 2007 11:03 {88}iNcontroL wrote:


I really despise the arguement "its my body I can do what I want." I mean sure, it is your body, hell you can do what you want. But if its fucking stupid, illogical and destructive people will advise against it and even conduct actions to prevent it. This is not some radical new concept. We will blow a dudes finger off if hes trying to shoot himself in the head. We will tackle a person who is playing with fire. The list goes on so does the varied array of examples. If a person wants to enter themselves into a (mostly) illegal market that has a tremendous increase in risk of bodily harm people will advice against it or even pass policies that prevent those people from legally engaging in said activities.