It's not a mistake. it's just a fact that I respect women, and women are victims most of the time from men who should have been taught better as children. Men aren't victims in prostitution unless they're the ones selling their bodies to other men. Calling making money for giving your body to men you would never have sex with otherwise a financial gain shows exactly what it is, although money is the only gain. Low self esteem, ridicule, STD's, beatings and death are the outcome for those involved in prostitution, besides the few lucky ones who only do it a short time and end up with good husbands. ones that don't eventually also hurt them later. Resources for sex might be one part of a relationship, but having it be in a rewarding relationship where no one isn't being taken advantage of and both are partners to each other is the true reward. Where they share their lives without any intentional hurt towards the other, looking at both as partners and not money and slavery. My thinking on this matter is spot on, as well as the author of this topic and the hundreds of others who actually talked with the prostitutes and learned firsthand what went on in their lives. Going after these women, then leaving, without a word exchanged about their lives, has no one knowing what goes on in their lives after you leave. Those authors, along with actually talking with them, is data that shows how they live, especially if they both match.
