Do you think that mongering will become legal and more widely accepted in the US in the future? It would be nice if the US became more tolerant. This is something that I have been thinking about for a while, but I'm still not sure which way it will go. Texas has made it a felony. Do you think the rest of the country will follow in Texas' footsteps?
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The Future of Mongering
- Thread starter SlimReaper99
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I think it’s going to become more prevalent and more in demand. Right now there are a ton of sex starved younger guys. I think 30% of 18-30 year olds haven’t had sex in at least a year. Which is crazy. As these guys get older and gain more financial freedom it will become more of a thing for them. The legality will probably remain the same; kind of a push pull; right now there is this whole human trafficking nonsense they are pushing; but it will eventually be forgotten.
If you are not handsome...you getting no pussy.
If you have no money...you getting no pussy.
If you have no money and and no job...you don't even get fat girls.
If you like old timers music...you don't get no pussy.
If you are poor and work hard for the money....you don't get no pussy.
If you have no immediate goals....you don't get no pussy.
If you believe in a little kiss only, on the first date...you don't get no pussy.
If you married young and your wife is pregnant..you don't get no pussy.
The "you don't get no pussy" scenario can go on forever in this what we call modern world, and I think it's getting worse, which is good for the AMP's who provide us a platform where we can find a little happiness
If you have no money...you getting no pussy.
If you have no money and and no job...you don't even get fat girls.
If you like old timers music...you don't get no pussy.
If you are poor and work hard for the money....you don't get no pussy.
If you have no immediate goals....you don't get no pussy.
If you believe in a little kiss only, on the first date...you don't get no pussy.
If you married young and your wife is pregnant..you don't get no pussy.
The "you don't get no pussy" scenario can go on forever in this what we call modern world, and I think it's getting worse, which is good for the AMP's who provide us a platform where we can find a little happiness
I recently read a couple articles concerning legalizing prostitution, from what I read seems like it would only make things worse, one such article included interviews with legalized pros of the business in another country, surprisingly, they were more against it saying since becoming legal, conditions have not improved. IMO, it would definitely drive prices higher and who would come forth to become legal providers so to speak. Changes to the industry? I feel as though and voiced my opinion concerning a changing trend locally a few years ago, that is, many Asian providers went to providing from their apartment/condo or home, especially when COVID affected closures, I was fortunate to have numerous cell phone numbers of girls I frequented. I also found quite a few shops were still taking customers on the down low, amps smelled of alcohol, lol.
So this is the way, these are different things, and mean different things, and the result is different.
Imagine "paying for sex" and "selling sex" is legalized. You get taxes and fees and then you have to also have added costs for subsidizing poor people to also have access, usually utilities call these "universal connection fees". You also now have the girls will be legal, so you have OSHA and you have EPA, and then all the other things that go into it, there might be some health screening slash certification scheme that you end up also paying for. So costs would go up. And then there's the other thing, that if it's legal, demand now goes up, maybe even doubling or tripling, so now "our thing" becomes everyone's thing.
Decriminalized, you get "keep doing what you're doing, and we'll keep leaving you alone, have a nice day."
If either, could we see expanded menus? Better or more diverse girls? Safer, disease-wise?
In the future, I see that, like other said, the young people just don't build the monogamous relationships we used to, so they aren't getting married or having fulfilling relationships, or are asexual. In the future, I can see these people finding AMPs, and then getting vocal slash political and demand their equal rights and then not too far in the future from there, some kind of decriminalization scheme. Is how pot went from "war on drugs" status to dispensaries and "adult use" becoming almost universal, in just a decade.
Imagine "paying for sex" and "selling sex" is legalized. You get taxes and fees and then you have to also have added costs for subsidizing poor people to also have access, usually utilities call these "universal connection fees". You also now have the girls will be legal, so you have OSHA and you have EPA, and then all the other things that go into it, there might be some health screening slash certification scheme that you end up also paying for. So costs would go up. And then there's the other thing, that if it's legal, demand now goes up, maybe even doubling or tripling, so now "our thing" becomes everyone's thing.
Decriminalized, you get "keep doing what you're doing, and we'll keep leaving you alone, have a nice day."
If either, could we see expanded menus? Better or more diverse girls? Safer, disease-wise?
In the future, I see that, like other said, the young people just don't build the monogamous relationships we used to, so they aren't getting married or having fulfilling relationships, or are asexual. In the future, I can see these people finding AMPs, and then getting vocal slash political and demand their equal rights and then not too far in the future from there, some kind of decriminalization scheme. Is how pot went from "war on drugs" status to dispensaries and "adult use" becoming almost universal, in just a decade.
Decriminalization allows a sex worker to ply their trade out in the open without prosecution. It enables the sex worker to have the same protections as anyone else.
Legalization to some takes it a step further and brings in government regulations. Why split hairs, neither is going to happen soon. Favoring either at the moment here in California isn't going to happen anytime soon. Even in one of the most liberal states, advocating for relaxation of enforcement on a statewide basis would be a career killer for any politician. 3rd rail political suicide akin to gun legislation.
Prostitutes, and the mongers that love them, exist in that shadow world of anonymous apartment complexes and motels, at least for me. And we're low hanging fruit for sexless celibates from both the uptight right and the woke left. They don't get it, or aren't getting any--haters hating.
We're on our own-with our hooker lovelies-doing whatever we're doing, and we're left alone doing it.
I don't think that prices would go down, nor do I sense that the quality would go up if it went mainstream. It's legal in England, but for 250 USD I got a meh encounter on par with what $180 would get me here in SM/SJ. Deceptive photos, ala carte upsell and a nasty smelling cooch.
The future of mongering...IMO it's best just to enjoy that moment with her-that's it. And if she's a CF, make another future with her a bit further down the road.
Legalization to some takes it a step further and brings in government regulations. Why split hairs, neither is going to happen soon. Favoring either at the moment here in California isn't going to happen anytime soon. Even in one of the most liberal states, advocating for relaxation of enforcement on a statewide basis would be a career killer for any politician. 3rd rail political suicide akin to gun legislation.
Prostitutes, and the mongers that love them, exist in that shadow world of anonymous apartment complexes and motels, at least for me. And we're low hanging fruit for sexless celibates from both the uptight right and the woke left. They don't get it, or aren't getting any--haters hating.
We're on our own-with our hooker lovelies-doing whatever we're doing, and we're left alone doing it.
I don't think that prices would go down, nor do I sense that the quality would go up if it went mainstream. It's legal in England, but for 250 USD I got a meh encounter on par with what $180 would get me here in SM/SJ. Deceptive photos, ala carte upsell and a nasty smelling cooch.
The future of mongering...IMO it's best just to enjoy that moment with her-that's it. And if she's a CF, make another future with her a bit further down the road.
100% agree.
Because we don't need the girls being licensed, taxed, charged fees, and us paying higher ratest to cover not to mention "sin taxes" on us like with booze & smokes.
Also, and more importantly, it would encourage "professional providers" -- older women who are OK with doing this work.
And LE crackdowns on non-compliant providers, like the young Japanese girls we get in NYC now.
It's Japanese now, but maybe in the future will be Ukrainians or something.
Whatever the future holds, I want whatever will encourage the young ones to do this, the ones who quickly get in and a few months later get out, not 45 y/o career oriented "happy hookers". I believe decriminalization will be more likely to accomplish this.
Because we don't need the girls being licensed, taxed, charged fees, and us paying higher ratest to cover not to mention "sin taxes" on us like with booze & smokes.
Also, and more importantly, it would encourage "professional providers" -- older women who are OK with doing this work.
And LE crackdowns on non-compliant providers, like the young Japanese girls we get in NYC now.
It's Japanese now, but maybe in the future will be Ukrainians or something.
Whatever the future holds, I want whatever will encourage the young ones to do this, the ones who quickly get in and a few months later get out, not 45 y/o career oriented "happy hookers". I believe decriminalization will be more likely to accomplish this.
I believe the tobacco tax here in nj is 30% and 75% in NYC. Then local sales tax on top of that. Clothing over $110 in ny is taxed and not taxed in nj.If anything similar was applied to legalized prostitution we would be paying considerably more to get our rocks off. Much like the clothing situation there would be a big influx of New Yorkers coming to nj to save money on providers.
Not until prostitution becomes legal, which as far as I know has only happened in 1 state so far. I know we use words like "hobby"& "Mongering" but it's all just soliciting prostitutes. If they made it legal and these girls had to pay legit taxes and be licensed I don't even wanna know how much the rates would shoot up to. I think they are ridiculous now, so for everyones sake... let's hope it stays in the shadows as long as it can.
