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Jul 13, 2010, 07:08 PM
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Member Since: Jun 2007
Location: Chicago, Illinois
Posts: 5,518
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Originally Posted by AAAAA
Provided that it is legal, I would feel no shame what-so-ever if one of my children chose this profession. Nobody wants to admit it, but prostitutes fill a niche, if it didn't, this wouldn't be the oldest profession known to man. I do not depend upon outside sources to find my pride and joy in my children.
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I don't either, but the moral issue got me thinking.  I wasn't singling you out. In general, parents and grandparents like to boast of their children's development and achievements in life.
I can imagine a scenario of a dinner party with family and friends and the subject of children comes up. One says "My child is a doctor," another "My child is a lawyer." People would generally be impressed and possibly ask for a business card. Would the reception be the same if a parent proudly proclaimed "My child is a prostitute?" Would the parent feel good if all the men in the room asked for their child's business card? How would their wives react if the parent handed their husband a business card?
I'm not singling you out. I'm just in a pondering mood. 
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