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In reply to the discussion: Fewer men are paying for sex, survey suggests [View all]Kelvin Mace
(17,469 posts)It is listed as a definition for sex:
: sexually motivated phenomena or behavior
Paying for sex would be a "sexually motivated" behavior. Paying to see a naked woman in order to be sexually aroused would be "sexually motivated" behavior. Paying a woman to grind her genitals against yours would be "sexually motivated" behavior. Getting a massage to help a bad back, or part of physical therapy is NOT "sexually motivated" behavior. Paying for a massage to get someone to touch you intimately is "sexually motivated" behavior.
You seem most concerned by what I think and whether I am being judgmental. This is my opinion. I have made various assertions and consulted a dictionary at your behest to determine the meaning of "sex. The dictionary favors both our views. But in the end it is still just my opinion, and that and $5 will get you a Value Meal at McDonalds.
Hey, do whatever floats your boat, I am not advocating for laws against it, in fact I am in favor of laws legalizing the sex trade. As long as I favor making the practice legal, and would vote that way on the issue, what do you care about my personal judgment?