Idk selling your body to any tom dick and harry with a few 100 bucks in their pocket seems a bit more shameful than the tom dick or harry buying the body they crave. maybe thats just me.
It's hardly just you; but that doesn't make it right. For the most part, these girls aren't violating their marriages and doing dirty shit in the eyes of their partners every time they see a guy. If you want to discuss morals, THAT shit's a lot harder to justify. I'm not judging anybody; I'm just pointing out the irony of married guys who pay girls to fuck them behind their wives' backs passing moral judgment on the (mostly) single girls they pay to fuck.
200?
Try thousands.
There is a difference, IMO
The count is not so important to me.
The end result is.
A male in this world since his teens might be somewhat lenient in his beliefs.
A female with a 4 digit count still wants George Clooney or Brad Pitt.
Thus my conclusions.
Does your book include that double standard?
Because it is VERY real.
You (and everybody else) are obviously entitled to your opinion about anything and you have no obligation to justify it to me. But if you want to discuss morality in principle, you have to be able to articulate, compare, and distinguish objective principles in a logically-consistent objective way.
You're introducing suppositions for which there's absolutely no evidence other than your personal opinion. I reject the whole premise of your argument, because I don't think a high "count," as you put it, has anything to do with finding a partner. You enjoy fucking all sorts of women in whom you have no potential long-term interest, and you probably aren't even looking for a long-term partner at all, and certainly not from among the girls you pay to fuck, right? If you can fuck 1,000 women for fun, why can't a women do the same if she wants...or why can't she fuck 1,000 guys for money if she's comfortable with that? Likewise, some (civilian) women simply enjoy fucking whatever guys they want to fuck and they're not necessarily interested in most of those guys beyond sex, from the get-go. Girls in this industry may sometimes end up dating clients, but that's the last thing on most of their minds, because it's just their job. Generally, women are much less obsessed with guys' looks than men are with women's looks. Everybody wants to be attracted to a partner, but it's men who focus on finding their perfect "10," whereas women tend to be much more flexible about superficial attraction, especially when the guy isn't unattractive, but just not necessarily Brad Pitt.
The main two points are:
(1) What any person does with his or her genitals (consensually) with other adults isn't a moral issue;
(2) There's no logical justification whatsoever for viewing any moral issue differently based on gender.