What do you think of escort girls?

Eric! · Oct 19, 2018

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Lots of bigger cities here have a red light district. Amsterdam is just the biggest and most wellknown because of all the tourists

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But to me, not a damn thing. I don't care about what the other posts say.

Asmodean · Oct 19, 2018

So to you there's no difference between an escort that asks $300 for her services and a possible drug addict prostitute you can pick up from the streets?
Let alone the very real possibility the $50 prostitute might get exploited or do it out of bare necessity or has some nasty STD, and the high class escort is fully in charge and conscious in her line of work? As well as earns a proper income unlike most prostitutes

soulcompromise · Oct 19, 2018

As Asmodean has pointed out, there are different types of prostitutes:

Types of Prostitutes
Several types of prostitutes exist. At the bottom of the prostitution “hierarchy” are streetwalkers (also called street
prostitutes), who typically find their customers, or are found by their customers, somewhere on a street. They
then have a quick act of sex in the customer’s car, in an alleyway or other secluded spot, or in a cheap hotel.
Although streetwalkers are the subjects in most studies of prostitutes, they in fact compose only about one-fifth of
all prostitutes (Weitzer, 2012).
The remaining 80 percent of prostitutes generally work indoors. Call girls work as independent operators in their
homes or fairly fancy hotels and charge a lot of money for their services, which include sex but also talking and
dining. Their clients are typically businessmen or other wealthy individuals. Many call girls earn between $200
and $500 per hour, and some earn between $1,000 and $6,000 per hour or per session (Weitzer, 2009). Escorts
work for escort agencies, which often advertise heavily in phone books and on the Internet. They may operate
out of an apartment rented by their agency or come to a client’s hotel room or other location. Although they may
actually act as an escort to a dinner or show, typically their services include sexual acts. They, too, are generally
well paid for their work, but do not earn nearly as much as call girls because they have to give at least 30 percent
of their earnings to their agency.
Call girls and escorts rank at the top of the prostitution hierarchy (Weitzer, 2009). Below them, but above
streetwalkers, are three other types of prostitutes. Brothel workers, as the name implies, are prostitutes who work
in brothels. The only legal brothels in the United States today are found in several rural counties in Nevada,
which legalized prostitution in these counties in 1971. Workers in these brothels pay income tax. Because their
employers require regular health exams and condom use, the risk of sexually transmitted disease in Nevada’s
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brothels is low. Massage parlor workers, as their name also implies, work in massage parlors. Many massage
parlors, of course, involve no prostitution at all, and are entirely legal. However, some massage parlors are in fact
fronts for prostitution, where the prostitute masturbates a man and brings him to what is often termed a “happy
ending.” A final category of prostitution involves prostitutes who work in bars, casinos, or similar establishments
(bar or casino workers). They make contact with a customer in these settings and then have sex with them
elsewhere.
The lives and welfare of streetwalkers are much worse than those of the five types of indoor workers just listed.
As sociologist Ronald Weitzer (2012, p. 212) observes, “Many of the problems associated with ‘prostitution’
are actually concentrated in street prostitution and much less evident in the indoor sector.” In particular, many
streetwalkers are exploited or abused by pimps, use heroin or other drugs, and are raped, robbed, and/or beaten by
their clients. A good number of streetwalkers also began their prostitution careers as runaway teenagers and were
abused as children.
In contrast, indoor workers begin their trade when they were older and are less likely to have been abused as
children. Their working conditions are much better than those for streetwalkers, they are less likely to be addicted
to drugs and to have STDs, they are better paid, and they are much less likely to be victimized by their clients.
Studies that compare indoor prostitutes with nonprostitutes find that they have similar levels of self-esteem,
physical health, and mental health. Many indoor prostitutes even report a rise in self-esteem after they begin their
indoor work (Weitzer, 2012).
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This is probably pertinent in deciding which types of prostitution a society should legalize or decriminalize. My text says that prostitution is a consensual crime being that it's between two consenting adults. As such, it calls into question whether or not prostitutes and their clients should be prosecuted. I find that interesting.

I won't bore you with what the different sociological perspectives are. But in a nutshell this is what my Social Problems text had to say about prostitution. I think the spin is on prostitution in America, but the book makes mention of learning from other societies as well.

Dealing with Prostitution
With prostitution, past is once again prologue. It has existed since ancient times, and it has continued throughout
the United States long since prostitution was banned by the United States in 1920. The legal brothels that now
exist in rural counties in Nevada are the exception in this nation, not the rule. Yet prostitution is common outside
of Nevada, and thousands of arrests occur nationwide for it.
As with illegal drugs (see Chapter 7 “Alcohol and Other Drugs”), as we think about how to deal with prostitution,
we should consider both a philosophical question and a social science question (Meier & Geis, 2007). The
philosophical question is whether two people should be allowed to engage in a behavior, in this case prostitution,
in which both want to participate. Many people may dislike this behavior for various reasons, but is that sufficient
justification for the behavior to be banned if both people (let’s assume they are legal adults) want to engage in
it? In this regard, and without at all meaning to equate prostitution with same-sex sexual behavior, an analogy
with homosexuality is worth considering. Homosexual sex used to be illegal because many people thought it
was immoral. When the US Supreme Court finally invalidated all laws against homosexual sex in its 2003 case,
Lawrence v. Texas, the majority opinion declared that “the fact that a State’s governing majority has traditionally
viewed a particular practice as immoral is not a sufficient reason for upholding a law prohibiting the practice.”
It further asserted, “The petitioners are entitled to respect for their private lives. The State cannot demean their
existence or control their destiny by making their private sexual conduct a crime. Their right to liberty under the
Due Process Clause gives them the full right to engage in their conduct without intervention of the government.”
Although the majority opinion specifically said its decision did not apply to prostitution, a reasonable argument
may be made that respect for privacy of consensual sexual conduct also means that prostitution, too, should be
legal.
Here it may be argued that prostitution still victimizes and objectifies women even if they want to engage in
it. This is a reasonable argument, but there are many occupations that victimize employees, either because the
occupations are dangerous (such as coal mining and construction work) or because the job requirements objectify
women as sex objects (such as fashion modeling and cheerleading). Because hardly anyone would say these
occupations should be illegal, is it logical to say that prostitution should be illegal? Former US Surgeon General
Joycelyn Elders thinks it makes no sense to ban prostitution simply because it objectifies women: “Why are we
so upset about sex workers selling sexual acts to consenting adults?” she asks. “We say that they are selling their
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bodies, but how different is that from what athletes do? They’re selling their bodies. Models? They’re selling their
bodies. Actors? They’re selling their bodies” (McCaslin, 1999, p. A8).
The social science question concerning laws against prostitution is whether these laws do more good than harm, or
more harm than good. If they do more good than harm, they should be maintained and even strengthened; if they
do more harm than good, they should be repealed. A growing number of scholars believe that the laws against
prostitution do more harm than good, and they say that the best way to deal with prostitution might be to legalize
and regulate it (Weitzer, 2011).
Proponents of legalization argue as follows. Although many people cite the horrible lives of many streetwalkers
as a major reason for their support of laws against prostitution, these laws ironically cause the problems that
streetwalkers experience (Weitzer, 2011). When US prostitution was legal a century ago in brothels across the
nation, brothel prostitutes were safer than streetwalkers are now. Prostitutes working today in Nevada’s legal
brothels are safer than streetwalkers. Whatever we might think of their behavior, legal brothel workers are
relatively safe from being robbed, beaten, or raped, and their required regular medical exams leave them relatively
free of sexually transmitted disease. The health problems and criminal victimization that many streetwalkers
experience happen because their behavior is illegal, and legalizing and regulating prostitution would reduce these
problems (Weitzer, 2011).
In this regard, legalization of prostitution is yet another harm reduction approach to a social problem. As Weitzer
(2012, p. 227) observes, “Research suggests that, under the right conditions, legal prostitution can be organized
in a way that increases workers’ health, safety, and job satisfaction. Mandatory condom use and other safe-sex
practices are typical in legal brothels, and the workers face much lower risk of abuse from customers.”
Legalization of prostitution would also yield a considerable amount of tax revenue, as is now true in Nevada. Let’s
assume that 50 million acts of prostitution occur annually in the United States, to cite our earlier estimate that
is probably too low, and that each of these acts costs an average $30. Putting these numbers together, prostitutes
receive $1.5 billion annually in income. If they paid about one-third of this amount (admittedly a rough estimate)
in payroll taxes, the revenue of state and federal governments would increase by $500 million. Because the tens of
thousands of arrests for prostitution and commercialized vice annually would reduce significantly if prostitution
were legalized, the considerable financial savings from this reduction could be used for other pursuits.
Legalizing prostitution would add the United States to the lengthy list of other Western democracies that have
already legalized it. Although their models of legalization vary, the available evidence indicates that legalizing
prostitution does, in fact, reduce the many problems now associated with illegal prostitution (see Note 9.25
“Lessons from Other Societies”).
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I'minmyunderwear · Oct 19, 2018

Irminsul said: ↑

So they are literally in a window? And you pick one based on nothing but her looks?
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no, they hold up a biography in front of their face in the window.

Irminsul · Oct 19, 2018

Oh good. Because where they come from makes a big difference.

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needs a penis.

Tyrsonswood · Oct 19, 2018

What do you think of escort girls?
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I don't think about escort girls...

rollingalong · Oct 19, 2018

a girl like that sweet woman in the show Wired who s aid ''suck your dick for a dollar'' and a high end ''call girl or ''escort'' who will also go to dinner and a show with you before she fucks you?...well both those girls are hookers and prostitutes....

the dollar one isnt really an escort because she would likely go to diner for free lol....but if you take dough for sex then you are a whore.....

and there is nothing wrong with being a whore..ive been friends with more than a few...they are fun peoples....

disclaimer...many escorts dont do sex...dinner and a show only....they are the fake trophy wives

Irminsul · Oct 19, 2018

Most sensible thing I've read all morning, Rolling.

rollingalong · Oct 19, 2018

i'm sorry I dont know what came over me

I'minmyunderwear · Oct 19, 2018

rollingalong said: ↑

the dollar one isnt really an escort because she would likely go to diner for free lol
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"dinner" vs "diner" is not a bad comparison. basically, you take an escort to dinner, and you take a hooker to waffle house.

Vanilla Gorilla · Oct 21, 2018

rollingalong said: ↑

i'm sorry I dont know what came over me
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The one dollar whore?

rollingalong · Oct 21, 2018

Vanilla Gorilla said: ↑

The one dollar whore?
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its all I could afford because I spent the big money on Luck Charms....I think because I let her have a bowl she also qualified as an escort

Joboo6 · Oct 21, 2018

Met one by chance sitting in an empty bar mid afternoon. She was a decent 7ish. Early 30's and seemed very content with her new career. Not sure the cost.

candys · Nov 2, 2018

I don't see anything wrong in that. One of my friends used to hire an escort girl in the past. Now he prefers attending massage parlours to relax. Once he advised me to try massage erotic kiev. I'm a big fan of massages and he told me that those girls perfectly know the human body.

Vanilla Gorilla · Oct 21, 2018

candys said: ↑

I don't see anything wrong in that. One of my friends used to hire an escort girl in the past. Now he prefers attending massage parlours to relax. Once he advised me to try massage erotic kiev. I'm a big fan of massages and he told me that those girls perfectly know the human body.
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Is that where they rub chicken kiev over you?

WOLF ANGEL · Oct 21, 2018

perfectroll perfectroll said: ↑

What do you think of escort girls?
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A much chastised profession, although with a history of longevity, influence and success
- What, are your views?

Todd Johnson · Oct 31, 2018

I wouldn't even know where to find a hooker or escort.

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