servingyou91 -> RE: Just got rejected by a dominant woman (5/17/2012 2:09:14 AM)
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ORIGINAL: Twenty9male I think men are the victims when it comes to sex, all the money it costs, yet no one to stand up for them. If there were no worker base there would be no customers It comes down to whether you think sex with strangers is wrong or not. If you think it's wrong then you'd think prostitution is wrong. If you don't think it's wrong then you should have no problem with prostitution. If you think sex with strangers is okay but you're against prostitution then what you're saying is 'strangers should give it up to me for free coz I shouldn't have to pay for it. Which is self-centred' As for the 'are pro-dommes prostitutes' debate here's the technical side of the argument. Prostitution as defined in legal sectors as “the act of the person who procures the main means of subsistence or livelihood practicing sex with different people.” As far as the law is concerned as long as there is no actual sexual intercourse it's not prostitution. It does, however, include trades that don't involve money. So say if you were giving sex for drugs with different people then you could cop more than just drug related penalties. Though that's off topic, point is pro-domme is not prostitution in the eyes of the law. As for the not so technical perspective it comes down to whether you consider all sexual activity as instruments for the act of prostitution, that is sex should be considered equal to sexual activity. This is something which has been predefined in law as mentioned earlier, but if we're talking the non-technical aspect then it coes down to each individuals perspectives. If you ask me I'd say three things. First, if you think that sexual activity should be treated different to sex then it shouldn't matter what other people think as far as the non-technical side is concerned. Second, and this is strictly my opinion, if sexual activity can be considered to be on the same level as sex then foreplay should also be considered as sex. This would mean that a woman who engages in acts of foreplay should be considered a slut, I don't think that's a sensible proposition. Third, in the end you can say all you want and think whatever you want to think of the non-technical side but in the end it's the technical side that really matters. And technically pro-domme is not prostitution. Not even in general, non-legal definitions.
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