“Intimate Association”
= Legal Prostitution
By
Lord Koga
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INTRODUCTION
In an article written in Forbes.com, two leading economist who published “A Theory of Prostitution” in the Journal of Political Economy believe that the only true difference between a prostitute and a wife is that a wife can offer reproductive sex, a hooker can not (Noer, 2006 ¶ 7). By understanding this similarity between a wife and a prostitute, we could take this understanding a step further and honestly say that the first recorder legal act of prostitution was the sexual act between Adam and Eve.
The act of prostitution can be defined as, “Engaging in sexual intercourse or other sexual activity for pay,” (Ballentines Law Dictionary, 2008). Using this basic definition of prostitution, one could infer that the act of prostitution occurs when both parties have obtained some form of consideration for the performance of the act. The man taking care of her and giving her a place to live, whereas the man has received the sexual pleasures for the act, justly compensates the Prostitute or the wife, in some cases.