Interesting article from CNN wondering if the HOBBY will survive

Interesting read:

https://www.cnn.com/2020/05/24/us/se...ntl/index.html

Interesting read:

https://www.cnn.com/2020/05/24/us/se...ntl/index.html Originally Posted by Mental AtrraXXXion

"Whether that's true for America's estimated millions of full-service sex workers is hard to definitively disprove....."

millions????

I don't even have to look at the article, hookers have been around hundreds of years, their will be adjustment but it will never die

BLM 69---you are soooo right--it is the world's oldest profession---
will last as long as there are horny men in the world-
for those of you who are Christians-
-remember how Jesus forgave Mary Magdalen in the Bible?

The only thing about it that has really changed in all of History is the means to make contact between the participants. Unless humans get so scared of contact that they live in complete isolation and die off, sex and sex work will exist.

BLM 69---you are soooo right--it is the world's oldest profession---
will last as long as there are horny men in the world-
for those of you who are Christians-
-remember how Jesus forgave Mary Magdalen in the Bible? Originally Posted by Sherry of DFW

Mary of Magdalene wasn't a prostitute. In fact, she was never portrayed as such until the end of the 6th century.. where she was called a "sinful woman" by Pope Gregory I. The notion of her being a prostitute actually goes against the canonical Gospels. The only mention of her in a negative light in the Bible is that she "had 7 demons cast from her". But.. in those times.. diseases were considered to be demonic possession. In other words.. she was healed by Jesus.



There were many whores in Biblical times.. but she wasn't one of em.

BLM 69---you are soooo right--it is the world's oldest profession---
will last as long as there are horny men in the world-
for those of you who are Christians-
-remember how Jesus forgave Mary Magdalen in the Bible? Originally Posted by Sherry of DFW

Certain providers make me "not horny".

The sex industry will never go out of style it's been around since humans have been born

There will always be a woman that needs help with her bills. Why is that a crime?

There will always be a woman that needs help with her bills. Why is that a crime? Originally Posted by Bestman200600

It should not be a crime and in fact it should be encouraged!

Interesting article. Wonder what all it would take to make all of it actually legal. Seems like other than the bible thumpers, the only other reason it is not legal is because the IRS has not figured out how to properly tax it. The government always wants its cut.

Interesting article. Wonder what all it would take to make all of it actually legal. Seems like other than the bible thumpers, the only other reason it is not legal is because the IRS has not figured out how to properly tax it. The government always wants its cut. Originally Posted by pleaseuwell

It will not become legal our lifetime but what’s interesting is that it is legal in 6-7 counties in Nevada but it is considerably more profitable (some estimate 65% more profitable) in counties where it is illegal in Nevada. I’m not sure how these statistics were calculated given the overhead, licensure and taxes associated with a brothel but it seems that lots of folks prefer illegal prostitution in Nevada even when they have a legal option.

Mary of Magdalene wasn't a prostitute. In fact, she was never portrayed as such until the end of the 6th century.. where she was called a "sinful woman" by Pope Gregory I. The notion of her being a prostitute actually goes against the canonical Gospels. The only mention of her in a negative light in the Bible is that she "had 7 demons cast from her". But.. in those times.. diseases were considered to be demonic possession. In other words.. she was healed by Jesus.



There were many whores in Biblical times.. but she wasn't one of em. Originally Posted by Grace Preston

And the Gnostic Gospels name it even more clear.

Probably cause the legal option is way more expensive.

It's called the oldest profession for a reason