Long term sustainable solutions to society's perceived ills (such as sexual discrimination against women) need to take into account human nature. The better we understand why we have tendencies to act the way we do the better we can establish social and legal frameworks to manage behaviour and set expectations correctly. There is nothing inherently 'good' about trying to deny human nature. A woman who is too free with her sexual favours will likely always be seen as morally wanting due to the evolved nature of the sexual game. Her harshest critics in this context are likely to be other women.
Prostitution being a female occupation rather than a male occupation is a clear indicator that what I am saying about the sexual equation is correct. Women are evolved to be guarded with their sexuality since it represents a constrained reproductive resource. Men are evolved to compete with each other and chase women for sex. That is why the economic equation works for prostitution.Quote:
Originally Posted by Maanaam