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Aella
@Aella_Girl
Whats your gender || Assume in your country, full service sex work (prostitution) becomes decriminalized. Would this be enough to cause you become a FSSWer (if you're a woman) or go see a FSSWer (if you're a man)?
  • male || yes
    29.1%
  • male || no
    58.4%
  • female || yes
    1.8%
  • female || no
    10.7%
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Benoît Cambron
@benoit_cambron
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@Aella_Girl
In theory since 2014, Canada follows the so-called Swedish model: selling sex is legal, buying sex is illegal. And in practice? Police does not intervene unless someone makes a complaint. As long as coercion or minors are not involved, you're in the clear.
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@tulkoju
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@Aella_Girl
I've lived in Austria and frequently go visit. I have no moral objections to going to a FSSW but there are lots of reasons why I haven't. For one, I prefer to build up a LTR with someone, even if it's some form of casual sex and I can't afford to be a regular customer of a FSSW.
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Jens Fiederer
@jensfiederer
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@Aella_Girl
In our country it is already legal in parts of Nevada. When I was there I DID go to a strip club for the only time in my life (although I'm kind of with Jeff from Coupling on that issue: "Worst nightmare: porn that can see you!"), where Palominos had a pretty good performance.
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EricArrrrr
@OakPaul
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@Aella_Girl
Assuming that other life commitments like relationships and religion were not blockers, and l could afford it, and the health risks were at least knowable, if I'm honest the answer has to be yes.
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