Another issue is the prohibition of "yichud" (seclusion of two individuals together in a manner that would allow them to have sex). The Talmud records a debate over whether "yichud" applies to any two men. Maimonides, Tur, and Shulchan Aruch rule leniently, that "yichud" of two men is permitted, because "Jews are not suspected of homosexual sex". Nevertheless, the Shulchan Aruch recommended to avoid such "yichud", "in these generations where promiscuous people are common" (possibly a reference to the use of Köçek dancer-prostitutes in the Ottoman Empire at the time). However, this recommendation was not repeated by later authorities.