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Costing and commoditising virginity : Comments
By Matthew Holloway, published 19/12/2011Virginity is not just a product that can be sold as part of an entertainment package.
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Are you speaking from experience? Or cluelessness?
You can't imagine anyone would be otherwise than as selfish and bad mannered as you presume they would be on the basis of ....? What? Introspection? Not a bit of projection going on there, is there? ;-)
"We are talking about someone who is paying for sex. Presumably (and this is equally as presumptious as your scenario, only far more probable) he is unable to attract women in the normal course of his life, for whatever reason."
And you would know ... how?
Your 'presumably' is only presumable by your all-presumptions-negative technique that I have criticised for the reasons above.
Just because someone does pay for sex, doesn't mean he's "unable to attract women" otherwise, any more than paying to eat at a restaurant, means you're unable to cook or eat at home.
If you're not interested in understanding the phenomenon you have asked about, then why bother to speculate in invincibly negative circles?
If you are interested, then why not try *imagining* a positive reason? The fact you don't or can't, only reflects poorly on your manners, not other people's.