AITA for taking my son to the brothel? - r/AmItheAsshole

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Men don't go to prostitutes for sex. Men go to prostitutes so they will go away when they are done.

I'm not big on it and wouldn't go to one, but I think it is way better than leading some girl on just to get in her pants. And at least in this case the woman has to be honest in the transaction.

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It's so funny how reddit is at once fervently pro "sex worker/sex work" and yet 1000% against those who employ their services.

If my son was shy and not getting laid by 21, I would fly to Vegas and make a man out of him. It's been a time honored tradition of fathers with shy sons.

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What's wrong with waiting until marriage?

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That's a more complex question than may be first supposed. First "wrong" can be subjective. If it's someone's desire to remain a virgin until married, that's not morally wrong, but possibly foolish depending on how long that takes.

Men who don't have sex are like little boys. It's funny because the change that happened in me was stark, and then I could see it in my friends when they lost theirs. The weirdest kids in college were the 22-26 year old men who hadn't had sex. It's not healthy. Your teens and your 20's are your PRIME FUCKING YEARS.

After a certain age, virgins are just too fucking strange. It's not good for your mental health, or your personality. Not everyone should get married at 17.

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Exactly, get married young. 18-19 years old, have 5 or 6 kids and spend your 30s grinding

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