ความคิดเห็นที่ 114

What is the correct definition of a prostitute? People who trade sex for money? What about people who trade sex for other things but not money, for example, brand name goods, a car, or even a free meal, or more intangible things like fame, promotion, opportunity to get avenge, etc.? People who have sex without love or passion, only do it with other purposes or benefits in mind; shouldnt they be called prostitutes also? What differentiates them from those who do it for money when money is just a mean to buy other kinds of pleasures anyway?
Its funny how a prostitute can be arrested for selling their body but a college girl who slept with her bf not out of passion, but in hope that he will buy her a new mobile phone afterwards can just escape the charge and show her friends her new mobile phone the next day and boast, Look! My bf bought me an iPhone! Isnt it cool? Even though her action is, in essence, prostitution, her friends, instead of thinking of her as a whore who should be arrested or at least condemned, can only envy her and dream that one day they might find as rich bf.
Our society is full of double-standard. If we are really to give apply the correct definition of prostitution which is people who have sex with purposes other than physical pleasure or more socially appreciated value such as love or duty as a husband/wife, our society will be full of whores. Maybe the number of whores might even exceed those who are not whores.
แค่อยากให้คิดนิดนึงค่ะ ว่าคนที่แลกเซ็กส์เพื่อเงิน ซึ่งเงินหมายถึงความสะดวกสบาย หรืออื่น ๆ มากมาย คงไม่มีแต่โสเภณีนะคะ
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So, if prostitution is so common and prevalent, why think of it as prostitution and not just exchange of interests?
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