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Suspicious teacher exposes double life of girl, 15, earning £100k a year as "escort"
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz1X1qp6SNF
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The term "High-Class Prostitute" always makes me laugh.
It's about time all prostitution was legalised. It'd give the girls the protection they need and stop criminalising both the girls and the men for what is essentially a business transaction. |
I remember reading about a high class prostitute who made her living off one customer.. All she had to do was have dinner with him once a week then dress up in nice underwear and fling sticky buns at him. For each session she was paid 3k!! :shocked:
Now I ain't no ho, but if some wrinkly old man was willing to pay me 3 grand for flinging cakes at him, then I would be totally up for it! |
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Seems like they mostly want to brush it under the carpet |
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The only scenario I can imagine (though feel free to offer others) where a man hires an escort purely for show (to colleagues / family / friends) is if he was in the closet and afraid of coming out of it. Obviously then they'd not be in it for sex. But I struggle to believe any others (other than the weird fetishist Lee pointed out :laugh:) hire escorts for company.
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A lot of women hire male escorts to take them to certain do's or events they don't want to attend alone. Its actually very common.
I just don't think women crave sex enough to pay for it like men do. But they do crave company. |
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Yet the drug connection seems to be given a wide berth by a great many, blind eyes turned by all those who happy sit there stoned, coked out of their head, happy to blithy stumble along in their ignornace (or complete dismissal) to accept the real connection that drugs and the sex trafficking trade go very much hand in hand: on the back of abusing those in abject poverty. How much money do you think is spent tackling these issues if you think the current spend is not enough? How much money do you think the Government has available to tackle all these issues, along with everything else that they have to account for? |
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Life isn't all black and white, there are a great many variables. |
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Prostitutes have consensual sex too. Unless theyre forced into it which is a different matter. And it may be legal but its still being paid to have sex. It's a legal form of prostitution. Well its kinda a redundant question anyways because most pornstars do escort work on the back of their porn fame. That's how they make their money because porn doesnt even pay much these days. |
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*it's *anyway *doesn't :tongue: Aha..but you were asking about pornstars being regarded as being in the same realm as prostitution. They aren't paid to have sex. They are paid to be filmed having sex. There is a diffference. |
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Of course I'm talking about the masses: the drug and sex trade is massive. It's not run globally from some wee portakabin off a Columbian high street. |
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As it is: funds that would be needed for any real impact to be made, simply are unavailable. So no, on that score, I wouldn't agree it to be reasonable. What I would find more reasonable is that people in this country who break the law and add to the whole problem by buying drugs - stop doing so. That would certainly help a little along the way - take away the demand, and the supply chain falters. |
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And on that note: I will bid you goodnight. Sleep well. It's been a pleasure! |
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They are not being paid to have sex with someone. They are being paid to allow their sex act to be filmed, that is the significant factor. Paid to allow their sex act to be filmed. Clearly there is a difference, as you have already acceded to. |
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Pornstars are prostitutes being filmed. They're not being filmed baking cakes. |
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Yeah there is a difference but an incredibly small one, that is not particularly significant and one that doesn't merit one profession being perfectly legal and the other being completely criminal |
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"Yeah there is a difference". Again: you admit there is a difference. Hence why it is NOT the same. ;) |
I view pornstars as not much different to prostitutes. The only difference I can see is that one is filmed and shared around, allowing others to watch, and the other isnt.
They both are getting paid to have sex. |
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OK this is the last time I will say it. Can everyone stop with the snipes and digs and trying to get one over on each other. We should be able to debate without all this crap :/
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In England and Wales and in Northern Ireland it is ONLY an offence to pay for sex with a prostitute who has been “subjected to force” and this is a strict liability offence (clients can be prosecuted even if they didn’t know the prostitute was forced). It is illegal to buy sex from a person younger than 18, although the age of consent for non-commercial sex is 16. |
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