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Re: would you judge a man for using a prostitute?

[(Anonymous)]

If he made reasonable effort to find out whether she was there voluntarily, treated her with respect and paid her, nope, I don't see a problem at all. I am really not against sex work in theory - if it's a business between two consenting adults. I honestly think people who are like "bah, evil! immoral!" are overreacting.

and geez, not every prostitute is there involuntarily. I had an acquaintance who used to do sex work for extra money. Though I would never encourage a friend to do it just because of how dangerous it can be, she was not emotionally scarred or even regretful of her experience (she was an escort and worked for an "official" agency). I know that this example doesn't excuse the millions of women that are exploited and raped, but I just don't think prostitution is inherently damaging for women who are there freely and just want to make extra money.