The free sex market and why feminists hate it

The rules of a free sex market are simple. Women want money, so they fuck. If you have money, you get to fuck them. No money, no honey. Sex is the currency with which a woman earns tangible benefit; money is the tangible benefit needed to buy sex. It's honest. Walking Street, the pedestrianised area of Fields Avenue, is a delight to visit. There are many like it, from Pattaya, to others across the planet. These streets have been here for thousands of years; they are areas where a free sex market is in place. Women go there to have sex and make money; men go there to spend money and have sex. Some just like to watch, all of life really being a fair in places like this, and alcohol lubricates the system. I remember my aunt, perhaps thirty years ago now, took a package holiday to Phuket in Thailand with my late uncle (poor man). She told me, her nostrils flaring with ire, 'That whole country is based on the sale of bodies!' She almost spat her teeth out as she said 'bodie
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One Reply to “The free sex market and why feminists hate it”

  1. Other than my one American lady friend in Japan, who is well and truly disgusted by modern feminazi behavior and attitudes, and who wants to be a mother and to home school her children because she has taught in American schools and was revolted by what she had to put forth there? I don’t date anymore, and for good reasons you just articulated here perfectly. Why put up with a Western woman’s heinous attitude of entitlement and dishonesty when I can either A.) Find me a cute little trans gurl to have fun with and actually have a better relationship with because they understand men better for obvious reasons, or B.) Go to a prostitute–preferably a good caliber of such–and get what I want with no strings attached and no BS. Why do you think I’d like to ultimately go to Thailand, and the Philippines, and Osaka’s “mizu shobai” district? And I recently began going to strip clubs again after ten years of not doing any such for a few different reasons, and I’m having more fun there than I used to because I have a better understanding of How It Works.

    On the other side of the coin, there is the rightfully vile sex trafficking business that I’d rather not give money to, to be fair. It’s one of the best things President Trump did while he was in office, cracking down on that kind of thing with his well publicized border wall. That is something to think of at times like this as well. But otherwise? I’m overcoming my aversion to prostitution and seriously considering a romp in bed with someone understanding who will rock my world for an hour or two for X amount of money with no strings attached, because it’s been 3 years without sex for me (long story) and it’s about time I got my bells rung, I dare say.

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