Say a man worked hard for most of his 20s, ignoring girls, casual sex, partying, etc. to work on his career and/or business. 



Say the man is now in his 30s and is financial successful. What does the religious texts say about this man if he were to spend his money on escorts, now that he is rich? Would his actions be considered immoral?

>>21961039 (OP)

Never read it

>>21961039 (OP)

I don't think this scenario applies to the time when major religious texts were written. You're neither a peasant slave farmer or aristocracy with a harem.

>>21961039 (OP)

Religious texts and interpretations vary across different traditions, so it's important to note that there isn't a singular answer that applies universally to all religions. However, I can provide you with some general perspectives.



In many religious traditions, sexual activities outside the bounds of marriage or committed relationships are considered morally inappropriate. Engaging in sexual activities with escorts, which typically involve paid encounters, may be viewed as a form of adultery or fornication, depending on the specific teachings and doctrines of a religion. These actions could be seen as violating principles of faith, morality, and the sanctity of marriage or committed relationships.



Religions often emphasize the importance of cultivating virtues such as self-restraint, moderation, and respect for oneself and others. Engaging in casual sex or using the services of escorts may be seen as conflicting with these teachings, as they can be seen as objectifying or exploiting others, as well as disregarding the emotional and spiritual aspects of human relationships.



It's important to note that these views can differ significantly between religious traditions and even within different branches of the same religion. Additionally, individual interpretations and personal beliefs may also play a role in shaping one's understanding of morality and ethical behavior. If you're interested in a specific religious perspective, it would be advisable to consult the relevant religious texts and seek guidance from a religious authority within that tradition.

But what do you think they would say? Immoral or moral? This is assuming that the transaction has mutual consent without exploiting the prostitute, of course. 



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It's immoral, period. Prostitution is evil. Get a wife.

>>21961039 (OP)

Immoral is a social construct, if you care about morality (literally fake rules that arent even a law that others imposed on you) istead of being selfish and doing what you want (fuck bitches and snort coke) them your a retard and will never make it

>>21961039 (OP)

Dude if you ignore partying in your 20's and then try and become cool with chicks in your 30's when you finally have money, women see you as a loser and you're going to be drained by women who take advantage of your bitch ass
