Hopefully, someone reads this and treats Amy like a person. Its a amazing that a person character is defined by $40 dollars.
Originally Posted by texasian2017
Texasian, have you completely lost the ability to reason or comment with anything resembling coherent thought?
Declining to have an intimate encounter with someone, especially when you will also have to pay for the privilege, has nothing whatsoever to do with "treating [them] like a person." Similarly, such a declination has nothing to do with a "person's character [being] defined by $40 dollars."
Rather, like any assessment that anyone makes in relation to what they find aesthetically pleasing and or sexually stimulating, this is a very personal choice. Further, no one should feel obligated to engage in sexual relations with another person just because that person may feel rejected, especially when one is paying. This basic logical construction should go without saying, absent which every hot girl would never be able to sleep or she would otherwise reject an unconscionably high percentage of all the men she meets (because that all let her know, one way or another, that they want her) and thereby fail to "treat them as a person".
Further to the foregoing, in a professional setting (i.e. pay for play), both the money and the perceived quality of the personal offering are the fungible elements to be exchanged between the parties. Naturally in such a construct there are many instances in which a provider's overall appeal for a given hobbyist falls below her asking price, and thus the hobbyist is rightly justified in declining. Similarly, a given provider may offer a charming gentleman like myself a nice services package for $100, whereas she may demand $160 for the same package from the hapless village idiot, because she abhors his company and therefore will only suffer it if he pays the extra $60. The examples of the fungibility in these exchanges are limitless, and hopefully you now have a grasp of the absurdity of your comments.