False. Sometimes, it IS "just about the sex." Here we go: The time Rhode Island "accidentally" legalized prostitution for a number of years, and then made it i

False. Sometimes, it IS "just about the sex." Here we go: The time Rhode Island "accidentally" legalized prostitution for a number of years, and then made it illegal again, and the correlations to public health that seemed to result from this: https://whyy.org/articles/prostitution-decriminalized-rhode-islands-experiment/ https://whyy.org/articles/prostitution-decriminalized-rhode-... Scroll down to the section "Researchers take notice" if you are low on time. They used surrounding states as a control. They tried hard to account for the consequences, but that pesky 40% drop in gonorrhea and 30% drop in rapes (!) just wouldn't go away (and also doesn't fit the feminist narrative that rape is "only about power", i.e., it IS "about sex", at least sometimes) Sometimes, you don't need "genuine human acceptance." Sometimes, the only thing that will clear your head is that you just need to fuck. At least for some portion of men (and possibly, just to be inclusive here, women).