There's many different kinds of sex work, but the movie Indecent Proposal taught me that everyone has a price. My first question, if someone solicited me for pr

There's many different kinds of sex work, but the movie Indecent Proposal taught me that everyone has a price. My first question, if someone solicited me for prostitution, would be to clarify not how much but what would you like me to do? If you want me to sleep with your hot wife, my price is within reach. If you want me to be gangbanged in a public park, you probably can't afford it. All semantics aside, while I don't know anything about you, my gut tells me that most people would turn to prostitution with far less trauma both faster and more consistently than you might expect. In fact, it's really only the culture in the west that gets really uptight about pretending many romantic relationships aren't highly transactional. Plus, my hope is that good citizens would make money selling sex long before they sell the trust of their electorate. It's only a morally bankrupt crime that could in some cases be treasonous if you get caught, right?