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Originally posted by timec what a niblet it's an easy read - less than a dozen posts --- have a second read through them Chuck1561. I do read a lot of judgement coming through - but it's not really from farked2 as much as someone else --- And who might that be? Yes, I realize I have...

because the guy writes: "that you could not use your mind instead of your hand and make a good living..." perhaps chuck1561 knows some other way to use your mind?

All I'm saying is that it'd be difficult to tell a potential boyfriend/girlfriend who was not a pooner/SP about your past without getting smacked. And yes, I haven't seen an SP before because I think it's a soily thing to do. I have sexual instincts as do we all, but I'm convinced you'd have...

Call me dumb, but how is that a compliment? "You're great at what you do (sex) but you're a bit dim upstairs?" Fail to see the compliment in that...

I mean no disrespect, but how could you form any kind of normal relationship with someone who you knew was a prostitute before they met you? I don't mean that SPs are good or bad, but I find it difficult to believe that a self-respecting guy would want to marry a prostitute. In the same way...

What if it were some good ol' tradition sex that even George Bush would approve of? I guess that'd be morally ok if that were the case, hey? I don't think Bush cares much for the Pope. I think the only Catholic president has been JFK. Apparently being poor and powerless doesn't spare them...

Point well taken :)

Only if you are in a position of trust, i.e. a teacher, police officer, doctor, etc.

Just wondering what people would think if a politician got caught in the sack with a local SP. Would you be totally revolted by these "people who should know better" or would you be cheering him on? In these cases, I wonder just how "discrete" SPs would actually be. I mean, I'm sure a leak...

You are absolutely correct. It IS guilt by association. The reason why the ethics of the SP would also be called into question here is that this type of bad behaviour occurs so often that choosing to be associated with it can be considered in itself unethical. (Did that make sense? - it might...

BC Visitor, since you brought up the subject, I felt I might as well say a thing or two about ethics. For people that go out to have sex with SPs or SPs that accept money for sex, I find it amusing that a discussion of ethics would arise here. Cheating on your wife and having sex with a young...

Good point, but I'd like to point out that there are varying levels of "legal." While breaking a municipal bylaw might earn you a fine, breaking the Criminal Code could land you in jail. There's a big difference between the two. You're right, if you get caught breaking the licensing law...

In response to Penhold's analysis, I don't believe outcalls can be as targeted by police as he suggests. Nothing in the Criminal Code suggests that outcalls are illegal as long as the transaction is not communicated in a public medium. So if you make arrangements over the phone or via private...