http://www.thesundaytimes.co.uk/sto/...cle1516701.ece
According to this article, over one million people in the UK are paying to have extra-marital affairs via the Ashley Madison site.
So paying for sex is OK this way but not if you're visiting an actual sex worker?
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08-02-15, 18:29DavidontourOver one million having affairs through Ashley Madison in the UK
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08-02-15, 18:45pleasurekerry
..i could never get even a date from that site..!
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08-02-15, 19:25Meursaultthis is it. if i could describe people in one word it is prejudice. its alright to cheat wherein you pay for the woman in different currency. but pay for a woman in cash is wrong. people are deluded and biased.Quote:
Originally Posted by Davidontour
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08-02-15, 19:55Naughtynatalie
Its only Northern Ireland that is criminalising clients the rest of the UK refused to do so & I imagine those signed up to the website are mostly from the mainland. Its a tad more liberal.
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08-02-15, 21:18DavidontourThere have been two recent attempts in the Scottish parliament to criminalise clients and a third is on it's way. In just one development, the Scottish churches issued a statement last week in favour of the Swedish Model.Quote:
Originally Posted by Naughtynatalie
A future Labour govt in Westminster is likely to be much more sympathetic to criminalisation than the current Tory administration. NI was an easy win but this issue isn't going to go away in the rest of the UK any time soon. -
08-02-15, 21:24TonyB
I worked very hard to get one lady from that site
And she wasn't great.
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08-02-15, 21:50hunterhilman
I think I might take a wander over there so
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08-02-15, 23:01TonyB
Is there a way around proposed future legislation here?
Whatsyourprice.com type model?
I don't know. I think we need thinking outside the box