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Wasn't there some Canadian dude who once said "There is no place for the state (i.e. politics) in the bedrooms of the nation."? That was pretty sage advice. Why fuck up a good thing with talk that 99% of the time ends in discord? When the peckers and pussies are at play, it's always best to keep one's politics securely locked in the attic, lest you fall to orgasmic ruin.
 
A SP uses her body. All business models aside, at the end of the day, it's her body and therefore her choice.
 
While true that a screwing from an SP is preferable. The point is...an SP is a person but they are also a business that provides a service. We have seen discussion that say that a christian baker MUST make the cake for a homosexual wedding, right? So why should the christian bakery have to do what they find offensive but and SP shouldn't? Just because they use their bodies and minds? The baker probably pours his/her heart and soul, blood, sweat and tears into their business. Is it just the physical contact that makes a difference here?

Okay.....how about a doctor that doesn't want to serve certain people?

I understand what you are trying to say but basically it comes down to who's "right" trumps whos.

In the case you refer to, a homosexual couple's right to not be discriminated against, trump the bakers right to freedom of religion.

Where a clients right to not be discriminated against will never trump a woman's right to her own body.

Two competing rights, one will always trump the other. It is just a matter of which one and at which time.
 
I understand what you are trying to say but basically it comes down to who's "right" trumps whos.

In the case you refer to, a homosexual couple's right to not be discriminated against, trump the bakers right to freedom of religion.

Where a clients right to not be discriminated against will never trump a woman's right to her own body.

Two competing rights, one will always trump the other. It is just a matter of which one and at which time.

this is so well said couldn't have said it any better :clapping2:

just wanted to add - as for the doctor thing: they stand by hippocratic oath.
if it is based on race, religion, felon etc. they have to treat the patient like everyone else unless there are accidents leading to litigation, patient's insufficient funds for something that isnt covered by insurance but mostly difficult cases where they believe their competence is lacking in that area.
 
While true that a screwing from an SP is preferable. The point is...an SP is a person but they are also a business that provides a service. We have seen discussion that say that a christian baker MUST make the cake for a homosexual wedding, right? So why should the christian bakery have to do what they find offensive but and SP shouldn't? Just because they use their bodies and minds? The baker probably pours his/her heart and soul, blood, sweat and tears into their business. Is it just the physical contact that makes a difference here?

Okay.....how about a doctor that doesn't want to serve certain people?



When you sign up as a doctor you take on certain obligations...best read the link to inform yourself | Professional Obligations and Human Rights | Policy | Policies & Publications | College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario
As an sp I'm not catering to the general public and I'm able to be selective as I'm not a "typical" business, nor do I have to follow any "typical" business model. I can choose to see a particular sex, race and age of the males I choose and, it is illogical to compare what we as sp's provide to that of any other business or even too one another, as intimacy just isn't something society can commoditize, as our laws seem to determine. Only we as individual sp's can do that.What I'm willing to do with you for example, I may not be willing to do with another gentleman. To tell anyone that they have to sell sex in a particular way is as you know, pimpery, and illegal:)
 
I cannot agree with the "enforce rules differently at different times". Either a law or a principle is consistent or it is unjust. By this thinking, we could apply some laws to one race and not the other at different times, with no issues?....apply them differently according to gender, religion, sexual preference????? No way!

You don't have to agree, but that is the reality and competing rights don't just happen in these circumstances either. What do you think religious accommodations are? What do you think Supreme Court Challenges are? Why do you think human rights change all the time?

You have two people both with "rights" but when they compete with each other, one will always trump the other. That is reality, that is the way of life. The law has given people the right to freedom of religion. The law given homosexuals the right to not be discriminated against. So who's rights should be honoured? Both have rights under the law, and law includes exceptions all the time in subjections of the act. Even the in the new law enacted from C-36


So you can disagree all you want, but it boils down to a "Whatever Bud" and moving on, because unless you have a valid reason that a man's "right" to fuck a sex worker trumps a woman's right to deny a penis being entered into her body even has a sex worker, you have no leg to stand on.

I mean let's be real, the law has stated we are allowed to sell sex but you are not legally allowed to by so if you really want to technically technical, you have no right to non discriminate services because you have no legal right to service to begin with.

Sorry if that seems rude, but honesty and reality can be a harsh.
 
Hippocratic oath is not law. And there are plenty of abortion doctors who are breaking that oath of "do no harm". Or is this another case of "apply the rule only at certain times"?

its case by case basis. though it is not law, it can become a malpractice suit and thereby losing license to practice medicine. abortion is a tricky topic as well as physician asissted suicide but since it's still around.....

maybe its just me but i don't think medicine applies to your point here bc they have no choice but to treat everyone the same to the best of their ability!

but oh well people have their opinions and doctors do too. medical professionals just learn to bottle it in and take the shit people throw at them :)
 
Given the lack of physical safety, financial security and the overwhelming stigma that surrounds our work, I don't feel obligated to provide service to anyone if I don't want to; for any reason I decide conflicts with my peace of mind. I wouldn't have an issue with someone who is self aware if their politics differ from mine but anyone who is obtuse, rude or ignorant isn't welcome. I don't discriminate on things that a client can't control like skin colour. But one's attitude and outlook are an energy and I won't willingly bring that into my life...

smiles, cat
 
I cannot agree with the "enforce rules differently at different times". Either a law or a principle is consistent or it is unjust. By this thinking, we could apply some laws to one race and not the other at different times, with no issues?....apply them differently according to gender, religion, sexual preference????? No way!






Hippocratic oath is not law. And there are plenty of abortion doctors who are breaking that oath of "do no harm". Or is this another case of "apply the rule only at certain times"?









I again have to call BS. Doesn't an SP know what she is getting into when she decides on her career? Sure, it's your body....but you have decided to sell it for periods of time (so to speak). Now, you can argue that you are just selling your time, but c'mon! I have yet to see a review here about the hour of blissful conversation that someone had on their date.

Whatever the commodity or skill that is being sold.....either ANYONE who can afford it should be able to buy it....or ANYONE who sells something can decide on who they will sell it to. Strip away all the bullshit and get to the basic rule. Either we can discriminate (and that can be okay), or we can absolutely not discriminate. But you can't have both just when you agree with it or not.

No one will ever convince you differently, lol....but if I were to follow your train of thought then "anyone who could afford me, would technically then include any age.....and by your train of thought, that would also go along with those selling cigarettes, alcohol, guns, etc......perhaps you can get the government to agree:)...................:don'twantto-see:/
 
Being paid for sex, or being paid for time, or being paid for companionship...these do not equate to automatic consent for sexual intercourse. At the end of the day, consensual sex is between two consenting adults. The client can choose to not continue the date after meeting the SP, and the SP can choose not to service the client for any reason.
 
Being paid for sex, or being paid for time, or being paid for companionship...these do not equate to automatic consent for sexual intercourse. At the end of the day, consensual sex is between two consenting adults. The client can choose to not continue the date after meeting the SP, and the SP can choose not to service the client for any reason.

and the voice of reason strikes again!!
good to have you back man
 
Ok Here's a real question.
I've been seeing this lady for a year in a couple weeks, and want to do something special for her...
She's excited because she's never celebrated an anniversary before, lol.
So far this year we've gone hiking (with her in heels, lol), photography, gone to an art gallery, painted pictures together, attended a play in Stratford and a musical in Niagara on the Lake, done an overnight in Niagara on the Lake, wined and dined her, massaged each other, and had a number of shorter dates.
Any ideas...
She (jokingly) suggested a musical in New York City, but my private jet isn't working on account of the fact that it doesn't exist... so that's out.
 
Ok Here's a real question.
I've been seeing this lady for a year in a couple weeks, and want to do something special for her...
She's excited because she's never celebrated an anniversary before, lol.
So far this year we've gone hiking (with her in heels, lol), photography, gone to an art gallery, painted pictures together, attended a play in Stratford and a musical in Niagara on the Lake, done an overnight in Niagara on the Lake, wined and dined her, massaged each other, and had a number of shorter dates.
Any ideas...
She (jokingly) suggested a musical in New York City, but my private jet isn't working on account of the fact that it doesn't exist... so that's out.

last part killed me lmaoo and dear god how has this not turned into a muck+rochelle type thing yet damn you definitely have more self control!!

create 1 man musical and perform it to her with nyc backdrop and sing 'new york' to her.
too much?? ok buy her a vibrator :)

thats all i got man you've done it all :YMAPPLAUSE:Praise-Bowing
 
Bungee jumping. Sky diving. Scuba diving. Sex in strange places. Bondage. Group sex. There's still a world to explore out there. :wink2:
 
Ok Here's a real question.
I've been seeing this lady for a year in a couple weeks, and want to do something special for her...
She's excited because she's never celebrated an anniversary before, lol.
So far this year we've gone hiking (with her in heels, lol), photography, gone to an art gallery, painted pictures together, attended a play in Stratford and a musical in Niagara on the Lake, done an overnight in Niagara on the Lake, wined and dined her, massaged each other, and had a number of shorter dates.
Any ideas...
She (jokingly) suggested a musical in New York City, but my private jet isn't working on account of the fact that it doesn't exist... so that's out.

Dude. You may as well just marry her - you've done everything else there is to do at this point. Pretty likely that your wife knows about all this by now anyway and just hasn't said anything yet, so nothing to hold you back, right?
 
I have so many questions. Most of them are listed in the thread : "Stupidest things clients say to escorts"
So, I'm going to keep my mouth shut.

Not sure why I didn't reply to this and your other funny comment..... but now reading this I feel bad for making that thread.....well not really. We do have to vent sometimes and there are far to many guys who say far to inappropriate things....yet..... I'm sure when anything "stupid" is said with your wit, it'd be forgiven. Funny guys are sexy and funny guys always get the girls even when their dicks aren't polished:wink2::biggrin2:
 
@Primo, I don't follow everything you say, so no I don't know that you have said" that people must consent and be of age". Your comment said we must allow *anyone*and anyone has an all encompassing inference. So.....
But I'll step out of this discussion and hope Cat will comment further as she is a better one to inform you as to why your thinking isn't right on this issue.
 
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