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It's not about the transaction, it's about the intimacy. Asking or requiring someone to pay for a sandwich is categorically different than asking someone to expose themselves for a sandwich.
Right, but not all categorically different from asking for money from someone who recently earned it by exposing herself at a strip club. All of this stuff is norms colliding with mammal reality
Kind of! This lies near the crux of the issue. It's OK to ask a stripper to expose herself for money *in a strip club*. Do it at a bar the next day, and you might get slapped. If said stripper is one of your grad students, and you do it in the office, expect to be fired.
The degree to which intimacy can be transacted depends on both context/place AND individual choices. But should not be forced upon people as a static attribute of their person. Certainly, we should avoid creating systems of power that disenfranchise entire genders of that choice.
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