There is practically no research on prostitutors ("clients" of prostituted women). This is how men ensure their anonymity and impunity. Men are the main users of this cruel sadist system, where women are being prostituted. But it is men whose fault is ignored, and it's a big paradox, which shows us the level of mutual solidarity among them when it is coming up to tortures on women.

When men buy a woman, who is involved in prostitution he usually is trying to "restore" some kind of balance which consists of the sexual dominance of a man above a woman. Men indulge in fantasies about "dirty wh*res", they crave inflicting pain and humiliation through coition, they always wish to try new "styles" of sex, which their permanent partner woman would deny.

There is no specific social category of men who buy women's bodies for rape. It could be a priest or a politician, a cleaner or a truck driver. More than alf of prostitutors (55%) are married or have continual relationships (1). Having an education does not make a man more humane. In Canada, about 70% of prostitutors have graduated from a college or university (2). The average age of a prostitutor who has bought a woman's body about 100 times in a lifetime is 38-42 years (2).

The patterns that can be collected about prostitutors are not so important. The important thing is that nothing can stop a man from buying a woman, including marriage, living with a girlfriend, having children or his age. Men do not care that victims of prostitution are involved there as a result of violence. Men do not care that they rape a child girl or an adult woman. Prostitutors know they'll get anything they want just for money.

With the enormous quantity of crimes committed by men against prostituted women, prostitutors want to keep anonymity in public. They hide their addiction from their daughters, wives, sisters, mothers and colleagues. Prostitution allows a man to realize in life all the most perverted sexual fantasies, which are considered unacceptable and condemned in society. Men are fully sexual beasts. And by "sexual" it is supposed men's definition: to fuck, to rape, to torment, to dominate, to humiliate, to pound, to torture, to fling, to ejaculate on the face, to spank, to slap. Sex for men means just that. They desire it and strive for it. They want to express themselves in that way. Prostitution gives them all the possibilities. And they are in solidarity with each other in this question.


People never die of the lack of sex or its absence, and they never could be sick because of these reasons. But a man who does not have the opportunity to dominate a woman through sexual torture will die out. A man without abusing a woman will no longer be a man and will not correspond to the image of a true man that men themselves have been cultivating for thousands of years.

Therefore, what is the portrait of a prostitutor? It is a man of any age with or without physical defects, most often married and having a good education. Also, it is a man who hates women and who wants to dominate, humiliate and torture a woman.

Prostitutes are so afraid of being caught out. Partly because throughout history, men have written treatises on freedom, human rights, democracy and humanism, which in the end apply only to men, and not to women. On the one hand, men show themselves as a humane "crown of creation", such descendants of a god. On the other hand, men do all those terrible things that cause chills. Men do not want the truth about them to come out in public discourse. They don't want women to know what men truly are.

Author: Shveia Krovavaia
Translation: Ekaterina

Credits

1. On the Prowl. Neighbors fight back against prostitution on their streets. https://translated.turbopages.org/proxy_u/en-ru.ru.17db0119-626abe96-f0368a84-74722d776562/https/richmondmagazine.com/news/prostitution-in-richmond-va/
2. Jody Dallaire. In Canada, Aboriginal women are most vulnerable to being exploited. https://translated.turbopages.org/proxy_u/en-ru.ru.17db0119-626abe96-f0368a84-74722d776562/sgnews.ca/2013/06/12/blowing-the-whistle-on-human-trafficking/