Silphium went extinct, which was a proverbial shame (no pun intended). Abortion, women's access to employment, and divorce, available in many but not all countr

Silphium went extinct, which was a proverbial shame (no pun intended). Abortion, women's access to employment, and divorce, available in many but not all countries, helps to encourage causal sexual relations. Sex negativity vs. sex positivity has been a battle forever, and Malaysia has dual systems for Muslims and non-Muslims that exacerbates this dichotomy. The typically most taboo exchanges involves the scarcest and most desirable resources: sex, love, money, slaves, or power. It seems like the sugarbaby/daddy phenomenon is merely an inducement for what others can get for free if they had more time, better seduction skills, self-confidence, and seized on more opportunities. I see that like the legalization of prostitution: what consenting adults can do shouldn't be regulated by the government. It is unfortunate that Malaysia banned Sugarbook and now drives such arrangements underground like prohibition, risking the enrichment of criminal enterprises.