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In reply to the discussion: The only legal male prostitute in Nevada quit because of lack of demand. [View all]redqueen
(115,186 posts)68. Of course.
And having no-strings sex with someone you don't know, you just think they're attractive and want a ONS, that is also not using the person as a thing, IMO. (Other people, including feminists, would disagree with me, just stating my opinion.)
The situation (for me) changes when you exchange money in order to gain access to their body. Once you do that, you have crossed the line from treating them like a person to a thing. You're pretty much renting their body. Some people conflate this with any other kind of hired work. But this isn't providing a service (cleaning, cooking, etc), this is allowing someone to actually physically use your body as if it were a tool. Like you'd rent any other object.
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The only legal male prostitute in Nevada quit because of lack of demand. [View all]
LoZoccolo
Jan 2012
OP
He reminds me of Lou Ferrigno from the The Incredible Hulk during the late 70s early 80s
cstanleytech
Jan 2012
#17
It's perfectly normal to like the secondary sex characteristics of one's partner.
eShirl
Jan 2012
#36
wow, you can't ask your wife to take a shower if she stinks? what a great relationship.
Scout
Jan 2012
#56
I was talking about chest hair. Are men now shaving their chests by popular demand?
eShirl
Jan 2012
#59
huh. I've only ever seen shaved male chests on bodybuilders getting ready for judging.
eShirl
Jan 2012
#69
I like chest hair on men. And I've never had a partner that had a problem with mine.
racaulk
Jan 2012
#47
The media is very good at convincing people to think certain things are 'normal'. (nt)
redqueen
Jan 2012
#48