What is an activity that you can't do in the area that you live in, but that you would like to try out?
What is an activity that you can't do in the area that you live in, but that you would like to try out?
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Honestly I've often thought it would be fun to hire a sex worker, but it's seemingly impossible to ensure safety from any diseases, from getting mugged, and also to ensure nobody is being exploited or coerced. I really wish it was legal and regulated (and ideally unionized) in my area. It would be cool to be able to access a service like that as easily as I can book a haircut.
tryst d link will usually have trustworthy SWers to contact if you're really interested
Usually the ones that come off as spiritually into the whole thing will be your best bet for a first encounter
Also, don't trust anyone who isn't asking for vetting, seems backwards but sting ops will usually skip that part while legit SWers will often demand it to make sure they're not exposing themselves to a sting on your end.
Also, don't trust anyone who isn't asking for vetting, seems backwards but sting ops will usually skip that part while legit SWers will often demand it to make sure they're not exposing themselves to a sting on your end.
Where I am, SWers are decriminalized, but buying their services isn't. So they don't need to be afraid of stings. Not sure if that affects what you're saying.
Anyway this is all hypothetical since I have a gf right now, but I've spent most of my adult life single and lonely and would have loved to be able to access SW services safely and legitimately during those times.
I might be stupid, but can someone explain why sex workers are decriminalized while buying their services isn't? I don't get the logic behind only punishing one party involved in the transaction. Note that I'm not against sex workers at all; I'm just confused about the logic.
Because sex work being criminalised can prevent sex workers from feeling safe going to the police if they get assaulted in their like of work, and can also prevent trafficked people from coming forward.
They're seen as "victims" by many people
Because in a significant portion of cases, they are. They're owned by someone and didn't choose to sell themselves.
The fact that trafficking is such a meaningful portion of sex work is a big part of the reason it hasn't been legalized most places. I think it should be legalized and regulated to try to make it harder to have the workers be people who don't freely and fully consent, but the increase in demand if it's legal could make it worse in the short term at least.