login
Become a member
Quick Registration
Full Registration Benefits -
Free Homepages for Doctors
Free Homepages for Hospitals
Free Homepages for Medical Conference
Free Homepages for NGO's
Personal Health Record Creation
Access to all Medical Slides
Access to all Jobs & Products Sale
Buying Sex Considered an 'addiction' by 83% Men
A new survey has shed light on why men are hooked on hookers, by revealing that a vast majority of males view buying sex as a form of addiction.
To get a broader insight into the attitudes of men who buy sex, the team of researchers, mostly young women invited more than 100 US men who visited prostitutes to sit and talk about their attitudes and experiences. They received more than 200 responses.
The survey designed by anti-prostitution activist Melissa Farley showed that majority of men believed that there was nothing wrong with prostitution and 83 per cent viewed buying sex as a form of addiction.
Moreover, many believed that women entered prostitution freely, however they did consider sex trade was devastating to women involved.
57 per cent of the male respondents revealed that prostitutes they paid were abused as children, and about a third viewed women's relationships with pimps as harmful.
About 40 per cent of the men admitted that said they are usually in an inebriated state when they buy sex.
"For a small second after I buy sex, I feel happy, and then it's over. It's so fleeting. There's frustration beforehand, and depression afterward, (because) it's so quick. Those feelings are always there. They're associated with buying sex," The Age quoted a man, as saying.
Another majority viewed their interaction with prostitutes as a business contract in which payment permits them to treat the women the way they want and even women give up their right to say no once they get paid
To get a broader insight into the attitudes of men who buy sex, the team of researchers, mostly young women invited more than 100 US men who visited prostitutes to sit and talk about their attitudes and experiences. They received more than 200 responses.
The survey designed by anti-prostitution activist Melissa Farley showed that majority of men believed that there was nothing wrong with prostitution and 83 per cent viewed buying sex as a form of addiction.
Moreover, many believed that women entered prostitution freely, however they did consider sex trade was devastating to women involved.
57 per cent of the male respondents revealed that prostitutes they paid were abused as children, and about a third viewed women's relationships with pimps as harmful.
About 40 per cent of the men admitted that said they are usually in an inebriated state when they buy sex.
"For a small second after I buy sex, I feel happy, and then it's over. It's so fleeting. There's frustration beforehand, and depression afterward, (because) it's so quick. Those feelings are always there. They're associated with buying sex," The Age quoted a man, as saying.
Another majority viewed their interaction with prostitutes as a business contract in which payment permits them to treat the women the way they want and even women give up their right to say no once they get paid
|
|
|
More News on: Sex Facts, Prostitution: Fresh Stakes in the Oldest Trade, Sexual Intercourse Facts, Safe Sex, Top Ten Trivial Sex Facts, Top Ten Sex Tips for Men, Sex Numbers
 Comment & Contribute
|
Medwonders Health Network
- Health News Index
|
|
- News Quick Links
| News Categories: |
| » | Olympic Athlete's Body Via the 80-10-10 Raw Vegan Diet |
| » | Importance of Canned Foods To Help Tackle IOM Weight Of The Nation Recommendations, Highlights Study |
| » | US Rules Pomegranate Juice Claims Deceptive |
| » | Reducing Entrée Size Could Increase Fruit and Vegetable Intake in Children |
| » | Dieters Should Eat 300 Calories Less to Avoid Regaining Lost Weight After Dieting |
| More Diet News | |
|
