by JT Roberts

Created on: May 29, 2009   Last Updated: July 07, 2009

From a woman's perspective, we have the majority of benefits to gain by legalizing prostitution. If I had a penny for every time a man said he'd sell sex, I'd be a rich woman! The following quote is a prime example of the liberties men have to honestly express their sexual thoughts and desires without the fear of being harshly judged.

A friend from Canada, Charles once said, "If I were a woman, I'd buy myself a

web-cam and masturbate for men as a video escort. If legal, I'd be a prostitute." It's legal in every Canadian province. Each province individually governs the guidelines of regulation and licensing.

More than a little ironic, Charles broke up with his last girlfriend upon discovering a twelve-year-old skeleton in her closet. Samantha once frolicked as a discreet highly valued courtesan. Why? Society would have us believe it was because of low self esteem, abuse, drug habits or mental illness. None of these ornaments where part of her unique circumstance. She required money to save the life of her only daughter. A favorable example: Giving Americans reason to responsibly evaluate benefits of legalizing "the oldest profession known to man."

Charles has been caught in four extra-marital affairs throughout the history of his marriage. His public displays of affection have broken hearts tearing apart numerous homes. He has left the emotions of dependent children in turmoil. Public affairs weaken the fibrous threads of our communities. Private trysts with professional ladies are rarely discovered because there are fewer gray lines concerning emotional expectations. Prostitution is an institution of service not an institution of love. A courtesan "honest prostitute" ensures the family unit stays intact. Western civilization's sexual double standards don't belong in modern 21st century societies.

It's popular for individuals to reference Nevada's legal guidelines regarding the regulations of providing "paid sex." Melissa Farley opens your eyes to the truth through research. Nevada's laws are prime examples of demoralizing women, and a premium reason women should take an active role in the legalization process. Current laws violate basic human rights against women. These include trafficking, political corruption, slave like conditions and imprisonment.

Melissa Farley conducted a two-year investigation visiting eight legal brothels, interviewing 45 women and several brothel owners. The conditions were "prison-like" while many women working illegally enjoy

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