corysub -> RE: Is it ever not prostitution? (1/5/2009 3:48:25 PM)
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ORIGINAL: BbwCanaDomme My friend and I got into an argument earlier over whether or not sugardaddy relationships are prostitution. I personally don't think there's anything wrong with prostitution assuming all parties entered the situation willingly. That being said, I think it's silly to insist that sex in exchange for money isn't always prostitution. It doesn't matter if it's a regular arrangment, if there are funds exchanged, it's hookery. What do you guys think? e e I guess the answer is yes...and no...to describe a woman being kept by a man as being a prostitute. If it's purely sexual, no strings attached, yep..sounds like a lucky hooker to me. If it's more romantic and could be called a "relationship" than I don't think that's prostitution. Prostitution is a career path for a lot of women ( and men too) that has been in disrepute by mainstream people that I think have no idea of the value of an experienced woman and her ability to really understand the needs of the man with her. It's as if every nerve ending on her skin is totally tuned in to the plus and minus of the situation and she knows exactly what buttons to push before an indicator light has to go on. American prostitutes, working girls, don't have the formal training once afforded the Japanese Geisha, but in so many respects they accomplish the same thing....make a man feel as if HE is the most important being in their lives for the time they are together. I'm not talking about "slam bam, thank you man" fuck me in the car street walkers..but "on call" pro's who are true professionals in experience and ability, and not professional because they do it for a living. Some of the worst "prostitutes" I have seen were not woman..but male stockbrokers who prostituted themselves for a dollar, churned and burned accounts, and than prospected for new accounts. I've seen more "honor" among working girls than hookers on Wall Street with a NYSE license. Sorry if I went off the subject OP but some of my best friends have been "prostitutes".
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