Originally Posted by
CurvaceousKate
I'm talking about what you wrote, not the rest of the thread. You assume that the married clients are in happily married situations where their wives are devoted to them. How do you know that? It is very rare that a client tells me that he has a regular sex life with his partner (all though it does happen). As Liberty Love said, for many it is not the usual scenario they are looking for. They may have a fetish or a kink that they can't get at home.
No two people or relationships are the same. Many people in Ireland live in loveless relationships, as the stigma or cost of splitting ups is more than they can cope with. For some women once they have had children they see no need to continue intimacy with their partner and yet they may have another 20+ years together. If she is not prepared to talk about or compromise on that, then where does that leave him?
People are conditioned to see sex as a bad thing, or at best a means to an end (babies) and they are not meant to enjoy it. There are people out there that will not give or receive oral, because it is not necessary or seen as being disgusting. If people were allowed to embrace the bodies they were born in and learn to enjoy them, then there would be a lot less need for Sex Workers.
Lastly, we all have different levels of libido and it's all very well for someone with a low libido to tell someone with a high libido to get a grip and live without sex.
Okay one more point. What about those people who are married to someone who is disabled and unable to have sex with them? They still love each other, depend on each other and want to be together, but that area of the relationship can't be satisfied. Is it so wrong for them to seek intimacy to fill that void?
As I said, a lot of assumptions and you can't know why someone decides to see a Sex Worker or what environment they live in or if it is as simple as being unfaithful to a devoted partner.