Firstly, what about male prostitutes? You conveniently ignore them.
Secondly, it's the prostitute's *job*. If they don't like it, they should work at mcdonalds or something*. Did you ever consider that a prostitute might... y'know... enjoy sex? I heard a lot of people enjoy sex.
(*and if they are forced into prostitution that's something entirely different, it's rape. If they can't get another job and aren't being forced to keep it, then they should really consider unemployment - there are a lot of unemployed men and women out there who wouldn't go into prostitution, and they stay unemployed... why don't the prostitutes?)
Also, re "looking at people as objects" "[in] the same way they see a hammer", who cares? If someone's that much of a tool then it's really that individual's fault, not the prostitute's fault.
Being a guy I really don't give a crap if someone sees me as an object or not so long as they treat me well. I don't care how they see me in their mind, and frankly it's not my business.
Is it normal that I agree with prostitution?
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So... two things.
Firstly, what about male prostitutes? You conveniently ignore them.
Secondly, it's the prostitute's *job*. If they don't like it, they should work at mcdonalds or something*. Did you ever consider that a prostitute might... y'know... enjoy sex? I heard a lot of people enjoy sex.
(*and if they are forced into prostitution that's something entirely different, it's rape. If they can't get another job and aren't being forced to keep it, then they should really consider unemployment - there are a lot of unemployed men and women out there who wouldn't go into prostitution, and they stay unemployed... why don't the prostitutes?)
Also, re "looking at people as objects" "[in] the same way they see a hammer", who cares? If someone's that much of a tool then it's really that individual's fault, not the prostitute's fault.
Being a guy I really don't give a crap if someone sees me as an object or not so long as they treat me well. I don't care how they see me in their mind, and frankly it's not my business.