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Prostitution involves the sale and purchase of sexual relations. There are different types of prostitution including female prostitutes who work in brothels or on the streets, male prostitutes who service male clients in gay bars or as escorts, and child prostitution associated with paedophilia. Common causes of prostitution include poverty that drives women from rural areas to seek work in cities.
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Prostitutions
- 1. Prostitution
- 2. What is a Prostitution?
- 3. • this is a sale and purchase of sexual relations.
- 5. Female Prostitutes • Kept in brothels. • Some stay in a Warehouse. • Commonly called Street Walkers. • Some cases, high class prostitutes hanging around in a five-star hotels waiting for their customers.
- 6. Male Prostitutes • This a prostitutes were the are willing to cater principally to homosexual males. • These male prostitutes who service sexually male clients are potential homosexuals. • Mostly they are found in a gay bars were homosexuals act as masseurs and escorts. • Others stay in a movie house waiting for their clients.
- 7. Child Prostitutions • Paedophilia is a sexual deviance associated with child prostitution.
- 8. Causes of Prostitutions • Poverty • In women who came from provinces and went to Manila or even in a big city to seek for jobs.