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by Goofball on April 26th, 2009
This question has bothered me for years. Female(usually) sex partners are paid in some way or other for the service they render, It may be a home and family,a few drinks in a nightclub or a promotion on a job, I could go on and on but there is a price tag for everything. I think everyone male and female are somewhat prostitutes if the right price is offered. I feel deep compassion for what is commonly called street hookers who are usually forced into this by some unavoidable circumstances.
by MargaretMcGhee on December 5th, 2007
All sex with most anyone is educational.
by prof on November 21st, 2007
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If you were a broke guy/gal would you be willing to do full nude pics, gay sex, anal, etc. for money? How far would you go?
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The difference between prostitution and dating is there are no promises with dating. You hope your date will but they are not doing it for the dinner you bought them. They are doing it because they like you. Prostitution it is not necessary, you merely have to be tolerable in proportion with the monetary compensation offered.
by Anonymous on November 21st, 2009