Why there are so few female customers of male sex workers?

[FEMA Camp Administrator]

I am curious. What specific aspects of male socialization lead to their belief that they are entitled to sex?

[FEMA Camp Administrator]

I don't necessarily disagree that many young men I know have "certain attitudes" toward women and sex. That said, what actually leads men to thinking this way? And why do women allegedly not? And how does this necessarily pertain to prostitution?

In any case, what I find ironic is that, raised in a right-leaning, Catholic household, if my attitudes toward sex mirrored those of my parents, they would be quite meek. More to the point, the perspectives that value women as a means to an end, and that view sexual release as something necessary, desired, or owed came from a much more libertine, secular culture than the conservative one I came from. I find that interesting given the context in which sexual attitudes and "rape culture" are portrayed in contemporary discussion. And yet it is the backwards that is to blame for these alleged and problematic attitudes.

[FEMA Camp Administrator]

Traditionalists see women as a means to an end, they just add that for men, the sex they are owed should come from a virginal, 'chaste' woman, and the ends are having children as much as, or more than, the sex itself.

Thank you for telling me what my parents believe(d).

[FEMA Camp Administrator]

In any case, the data shows that those men with greater *ahem* sexual prowess are more likely to be rapists, so simply be suspicious of the ethics of anyone you know with high "numbers".