Prostitution

Kurt. · January 4, 2015

BMG's a mystery
And somewhat aloof
But if I soaked him in petrol
I bet he'd go WOOF !!

chrissyjack · January 4, 2015

I'm finding this poetry crass
But it's the best we can do , alas
We've took it on our head
To derail another thread
When we all know the topic is brass

bluemangroup · January 4, 2015

For tobys work I cant take any credit
And Ive literally only just read it
Hes somebody other
Not me under cover
But ive looked after rhyme dog and ive fed it.

rascal · January 4, 2015

toffeejack said:
if people have no career prospects through no fault of their own and prostitution is the only way for them to provide a roof over their head and they're happy to do it to their body then there's no problem for me.

there's a disabled guy in work with me who takes all the leftover food at the end of the week and takes it to the homeless prostitutes to feed them ... it's kind of nice imo.

and then he f*cks them for cash!

This by extension raises a good point. There are men like myself who women wouldn't even acknowledge as a potential partner in a pub / club or place of work due to a myriad of reasons beyond our control. These same men still need and want to experience the services of a woman. Sadly I think society loses sight of that.

TheFinnFan · January 4, 2015

I think i wouldnt dare to dip my wang into a prostitute.

COYB · January 4, 2015

Bilko · January 4, 2015

I kind of think there's a need or the profession wouldn't exist in the first place.plenty of men don't have the ability to form relationships or simply don't want to,be it for whatever reason.If there's people out there willing to sell sex,and that's the crux of it,willing,then I do think there's a place in society for such a trade.To legalize prostitution has always seemed like the logical step to me,where,though difficult as it would be, it can be monitored and governed.
At the moment it is reported that sex trafficking is a huge problem in the UK and Ireland,so the steps we're taking now to stop the trade clearly isn't working.

verreauxi · January 4, 2015

Should be highly regulated and legal, just like all drugs. That will make it relatively safe, but not absolutely so (as there is no way to measure exactly what would drive women into prostitution: exploitation, desperation, etc., and no way to guarantee saftety for all). But the legal brothels in Nevada do provide some amount of protection from both violence and disease, far more than the independent hooker on the street. The fact that time/money is wasted arresting prostitutes and/or their johns is a huge waste resources, just like arresting a 17 year-old for carrying a small amount of pot or coke. In these days of limited government budgets, you can't have it all: you can't uphold laws against drugs and prostitution, and then slash budgets. You either need to rethink some of your laws (which are mostly driven by morals, not common sense), or you need to increase law enforcement budgets. Unironically, in this age, the same politicians who claim to be tough on crime are usually the ones slashing the budgets.

jackyboy · January 4, 2015

Not for me, don't like the thought of it being legalised as much as I don't like the thought of it in general. There is absolutely no guarantee that because it is legal that all of a sudden the brasses are going to be completely stunning, squeaky clean and doing it for the joy of sex. The chances are they are going to be just as exploited if not more so but by a person masquerading as a caring businessman as opposed to a slap happy pimp.

Username · January 4, 2015

The word Punk, used now to describe people with bad haircut choices, was originally used as a slang term for prostitute, not sure if derogatory or not though, i'm just one man not a dictionary.

Username · January 4, 2015

also

there once was a girl named grace
for a fiver you could spunk on her face
one unlucky fella
poked it in let me tell yer
and now he's dying of aids

toffeejack · January 4, 2015

rascal said:
This by extension raises a good point. There are men like myself who women wouldn't even acknowledge as a potential partner in a pub / club or place of work due to a myriad of reasons beyond our control. These same men still need and want to experience the services of a woman. Sadly I think society loses sight of that.

all of my group of friends and i said "good on him, at least he's getting some". if both parties are willing to do it and the correct protection procedures are carried out then i personally don't have too much of an issue.

having sex can be a big deal to somebody and they may get stressed or depressed because of a lack of/non-existence of it in their life. would people be happier to see them commit suicide through depression or satisfy their needs? it's not harmful to your life like drug taking etc.

also maybe rich people are tired of having partners marry them for their money and taking half once they get a divorce, perhaps they'd much rather lose less money this way as they have lost the will to engage in a relationship anymore and just want to fulfil their needs.

EverBlue86 · January 4, 2015

Regulating prostitution would be the most boring thing around. What makes it great is that seedines, that unpredictably, the walking into the unknown of not knowing if the hookers Bulgarian pimp is gonna come round the corner and shank you. The not knowing if it's a sting operation and your gonna get your collar felt.

You lads sure know how to to the glam away

rascal · January 4, 2015

It works on the continent so would work here, just allow already well regulated gentleman entertainment clubs to offer extra services if they so wish.