I don't agree with the religiously enforced standards.
You know, if you want someone to respond, don't act like a sarcastic jerk.
You could say that yes, it is hypocritical of men who sleep with prostitutes to otherwise deem them dirty or lesser in standing than they are.
It is very likely easier for them to actively defer their feelings of shame for sleeping with such a person than to look in the mirror and realise they just bumped uglies with someone who does it for money.
These are men who are throwing stones and living in glass houses.
TL;DR, it's easier for men to blame and ridicule someone else as to defer blame from themselves for their own actions.
Is honesty called sarcasm where you're from? I merely offered you the opportunity to add something meaningful to the discussion instead of playing it safe and stating the obvious.
Is it normal that sex workers are looked down on?
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I don't agree with the religiously enforced standards.
You know, if you want someone to respond, don't act like a sarcastic jerk.
You could say that yes, it is hypocritical of men who sleep with prostitutes to otherwise deem them dirty or lesser in standing than they are.
It is very likely easier for them to actively defer their feelings of shame for sleeping with such a person than to look in the mirror and realise they just bumped uglies with someone who does it for money.
These are men who are throwing stones and living in glass houses.
TL;DR, it's easier for men to blame and ridicule someone else as to defer blame from themselves for their own actions.
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Is honesty called sarcasm where you're from? I merely offered you the opportunity to add something meaningful to the discussion instead of playing it safe and stating the obvious.