Why does a geisha sell her mizuage (virginity) if they "do not peddle flesh" and are "artists"?
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Must get a better appreciation for Japanese culture.  We do not peddle flesh here... translate in this house we don't display the body for attraction purposes.  It is quite acceptable to do this elsewhere, but not at that location.  Some geisha are for looking and listening, others are for sex.\nWhy sell the virginity?  To the poor man, the supreme geisha must be un-obtainable (sexually) and needs to get sex elsewhere.  The virginity is sold, because it can be... and sold for a lot.  This is typically not a one day deal, but a extensive length of time contract.\nIn Japan, everything is for sale... for the right price, at the right time, in the right location.
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they are trying to sell their "training" as better...of course they will say "theirs" is better.\n\nYou answered your own question, the art doesn't make the fighter.  Someone with zero ability is not going to become a "fighter" because they learned someones "art".
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Morally speaking, yes, it's not correct ethically, but it sells. And as for the girls that do it, They like money. o.O You may or may not but there are plenty of girls when approached and handed 1,000 dollars or more, would do anything to be able to keep that. It's not the best way to make money. But I figure since the experience probably will feel somewhat good and they're getting money too, it's a bit of a win-win, even if immoral.
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Yeah. I saw this naked guy running away from your house with it in his hands. I said, "Hey. What's up, naked guy." He goes "Hey, I just stole this girl's virginity." So I'm thinking, what a faggot. But, just to be nice I said, "Well, see ya around... and put some clothes on!" Then he told me that he was going to sell the virginity on Ebay. So, now I rekon ur virginity is in the hands of a perverted Nazi.
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The Creator warns against such attitudes.   And, when the Creator became human, those cultural roadblocks were removed.\n\nJesus spoke to the "unloved" and "despised" elements of society, showing his followers "they will know you are my followers by your love."
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"Geisha originated as skilled professional entertainers; originally most were male. While various ranks of professional courtesans provided sexual entertainment, geisha used their skills in traditional Japanese arts, music, dance, and storytelling. Town (machi) geisha worked freelance at parties outside the various pleasure quarters, while quarter (kuruwa) geisha entertained at parties within the pleasure quarters. As the artistic skills of high-ranking courtesans declined, the skills of the geisha, who were both male and female, became more in demand.\n\nMale geisha (sometimes known as hōkan) gradually began to decline, and by 1800 female geisha (originally known as onna geisha, literally woman geisha) outnumbered them by three to one, and the term "geisha" came to be understood as referring to skilled female entertainers, as it does today.\n\nTraditionally, geisha began their training at a very young age. Some girls were sold to geisha houses as children, and began their training in various traditional arts almost immediately.\n\nDuring their childhood, geisha sometimes worked first as maids or assistants to experienced geisha, and then as apprentice geisha (maiko) during their training. This tradition of training exists as well in other traditions in Japan, when a student lives at the home, starting out doing housework and assisting the master, and eventually himself or herself becoming a master.\n\nThere remains some confusion, particularly outside Japan, about the nature of the geisha profession. This issue has been complicated by Japanese prostitutes, particularly at onsen, who wish to co-opt the prestige of the geisha image by marketing themselves to tourists (both Japanese and non-Japanese) as "geisha," and by inaccurate depictions of geisha in Western popular culture, such as the novel and film Memoirs of a Geisha.\n\nTraditionally, geisha must remain unmarried (or retire upon their marriage), though it is not uncommon for them to have children. While geisha engagements often include flirting and even suggestive banter (albeit codified in traditional ways), they never involve sexual activity, and a geisha is not paid for sex, though an individual geisha may choose to engage in sexual relations with one of her patrons outside the context of her role as a geisha. And because such relations are related to the ability of a customer to pay for a geisha's traditional services, the argument can be made that this is just a convoluted form of prostitution.\n\nIt was also traditional for established geisha to take a danna, or patron. A danna was typically a wealthy man, sometimes married, who had the means to support the very large expenses related to a geisha's traditional training and other considerable costs. This sometimes occurs today as well.\n\nAlthough a geisha and her danna may be in love, the affair is customarily contingent upon the danna's ability to offer her financial support. The traditional conventions and values within such a relationship are very intricate and not well understood, even by many Japanese."\n\nOver all, they can have sex with anyone they want, but their virginity used to be auctioned off. Besides that, there's no sexual contact involved.
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Most actors and actress wear what is known as a gaffer(similar to a thong) or flesh tone undies that are pretty small and cover there frontal private areas during simulation of sex, some even wear long johns that are flesh like , well more like panty hose and they give the illusion of being naked during sex scenes. Hands strategically place can cover and waistline t o where the actual fabric begins but they are such microfibers that it is not even necessary. The kissing is pretty real however still ways to fake heavy french kissing. To give the illusion that tongues are swirling around in there.
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Porn stars and prostitutes are invariably people with low self-esteem that need to either denigrate their own personal value because they think they do not DESERVE to be LOVED or valued by society,  or else they are individuals that see BOTH industries as a place to make quick money, the ONLY cost being their OWN self-esteem and humanity. \nOften, this lifestyle is initiated and perpetuated  by the ROOT causes, -- abuse, alcoholism, rape,  DRUGS, and poverty.
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mary was not a prostitute.  that thought was put into effect by the church in the time of Constitine.  The bible never states that she was a prostitute.  The bible also does not state whether she or Jesus was married however there is a big whole in the story of Jesus from the bible.  We do not know much about his life during his teenage years unto where he professed to be God's son.  Therefore we cannot have a fair dipiction of his life if you were to go by the bible.  It was customary for jewish men of his day to marry as it was customary for women to marry.  They married young by todays standards so it is possible that he or she was married.  It was the church who commissioned what books went into the bible that we know today and not God.  There are several books now known that were purposely left out by the church of the time.  They give more detail as to the life of Jesus as well as Mary and the desiples. here is a link that has some information and links on some of the info I mentioned here if you are interested.
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I don't know is there such thing as a Virgin prostitute.\n\nDoes that answer your question.
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Of course naked bodies can be considered art and not porn.  If the artist is exploring the beauty of the body, and not the sexual innuendos involved with the naked body, then of course, it's art!
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What an adolescent question, there is an obvious ethical choice here, I prefer to do it (assuming ‘it’ is a subliminal reference to what Dr Freud based his practice on regarding what we think about most often…and not something for sale on ebay or some other site) with whom I am attracted to….  Their experience is not something that would matter in the decision.
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a whore is someone who sells her stuff, a sl*t gives it away, why all the labels, I must be a sl*t, I give my stuff away. to just about anyone that I like that wants it. and it do feel good. gurls have the right to satisfy their desires as much as guys do. quit living in the 50's
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No one can sell a soul because it isn't yours, it belongs to the universe. Sins don't exist either. It's called "human nature."
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Why is this a Communist trait?  Why not just authoritarian? \nI thought sex for sale was not really legal and especially when minors are involved. But I don't go to those sites so I won't know much about this issue.
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you need to use another example instead of your creator. the uncreated cannot define the creator's characteristics. it only works the other way 'round. have fun though.
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Years ago, most of the dolls for little girls were rag dolls without faces. The Amish have retained this custom. We believe the reason is similar to the refusal to have pictures of people and is linked to the second commandment. (Exodus 20:4-6) At an early age children are learning not to have images, likenesses, or idols. \n\nOld Order Amish and Mennonites forbid photography of their people, and their objection is based on the second commandment, Exodus 20:4: Thou shalt not make unto thee any graven image, or any likeness of anything that is in heaven above, or that is in the earth beneath, or that is in the water under the earth.\nhope this helps!