I myself buy sex, and find nothing wrong with it.
It was St Augustine that made prostitution a bad thing. In the old days all girls had to sell their bodies at the temple. And often a woman would work there to please the God. And it was an honorable thing to do.
Most nations in the world today have legalized prostitution. But not nations too influenced by religion. Such as the United States and Afghanistan. Where people look into their holy books for moral guidance.
I don't have a bad view on women. I don't see women as objects.
I do however wonder why not as many men sell their bodies.
Japan is the only nation on Earth where the number of male prostitutes outnumber female.
The Male prostitutes in Japan sell themselves to Women. Giving them fast satisfaction without any difficult rituals such as going to a bar and talk first.
I cant find anything more undemocratic than forbidding people to exchange sex for money when its between two consulting adults.
Trafficking and pimping is wrong. And I never buy a woman that is forced to do it. It's mostly college students wanting to be rich instead of poor.
Another thing usually ignored is the number of males forced into prostitution, just 3 weeks ago I heard about a 15 year old boy on the radio. But thats another problem.
I know that a lot of women don't like the idea of prostitution, it might be cause they see it as a form of oppressing women or treat them like objects.
whats your views?