Social Stigma

[alexapretty]

The social stigma surrounding both MP and
client is usually "what went wrong in your past"
to bring you to this?
Do you think this is just religion talking or is there
something inherently negative (self esteem, futility)
about the whole transaction.

 

[lemonchicka]

HuH?..................you're thinkin to hard..............



Jazzman

 

[Jakob Karytt]

I agree, just relax and enjoy the service

When you worry about this stuff, it ruins the whole experience

 

[eff j]

yes you are thinking too hard, anyone who comes up with this kind of statement is usually involved in some small interest group that have no other agenda but to fill their coffers with government and private money iventing an issue where there is none. Going to an MP is a relaxing recreational activity for the customer and if the MPA doesnt want to be there she doesnt have to but sadly to say that in this world of rampant capitalism, where its a choice between a 200 dollar month secretary job in Moscow or an MPA job here, some tough choices are made, ok enough of my ranting and raving, back to the visits and reviews

 

[-.-"]

I think this actually is a thread better suited for the Lounge.

 

[maxy]

Huh?! Piss on the "social stigma"! I'm rational enough to have completely rejected society's twisted mores and prudish attitudes when it comes to sex - whch is nothing more than a natural celebration of life! What's wrong with a woman doing what comes naturally, which is pleasuring men? And if she can make money doing it, so much the better for her! (Albeit not for me since I'm the one with the biological weakness that makes me willing to pay. But who the hell promised me life had to be fair?)

 

[Part Time Cynic]

I believe that the question here is for people who like to ponder over their actions, so there's nothing wrong. If you feel like you have something valuable to say on the topic and want to explore it (see also thread in the lounge "The Myth of Monogamy"), let everyone know. If it doesn't interest you or makes you feel uncomfortable, skip it. No need to be defensive really...

 

[Jeff Garcia]

By all means explore it, but don't buy into the Judeo/Christian morality bs. It's the 21st century. If anyone feels like they would like to make the case for the old tired morality - bring it on. I'd love to argue the point.

 

[Jessica F]

Don't mean to be a killjoy by pondering the weightier side of this hobby.
It was a question not an opinion, (inspired by Alanis's post)
and misinterpreted if you thought I was waiving the morality finger.
I have my own reasons for indulging and I'll spare you them
Something tells me that many men here would try to dissuade their
daughters if they showed an interest in pursuing such a
career. Why? It's safe (MP) and the money is decent.
Shouldn't we stand up and defend our hobby!?
Wear a loud t-shirt that exclaims " I LOVE TO PAY FOR A GOOD TUG!"
or " I LOVE TO TUG FOR A GOOD PAY!"
Can't say I am fully beyond this hypocrisy.

 

[The Beast Unleashed]

T-shirts for mps are still in the works. Tease me and the rusty trombone have joined forces and are working hard to find the best slogans. Any good suggestions welcome.

 

[-- Distinee]

have to disagree this is actually a pretty good post imho..

I've often thought a lot more guys would try an MP if they actually know what it was like. None of my friends go to MP's (as far as I know..) and it's likely because of the stigma that is attached to being a patron of this type of establishment.

Most of society that doesn't know thinks these girls are filty and disease ridden crack-ho's.. truth beknown they are actually gorgeous, well spoken ladies. I am sure that if most, if not all of my buddies were to actually see these ladies and the MP's they would totally go for it..

It's surprising how normal we are considering what society thinks is such a perverted and twisted lifestyle.

 

[hannababi]

a relative of mine was joking about taking some friends downtown for a session...I have no idea where they went...but one of the guys was so frightened at the thought of paying for this "massage"...he said he waited for everyone to go have their fun...I could have easily made a slip here but I didn't

...I enjoy going to mps but to let anyone else know...no way...keeps it exciting to me

...I always tell myself there are better things to do with this money...guess what...I end up on the table

...massage is more a low risk experience...hence all the parlours and eager clients...it hasn't been totally accepted or we would have one on every corner...7/11 massage convenience...bread, milk and a tug...how much is that?