Title: Client (prostitution) - Wikipedia
Headings: Client (prostitution)
Client (prostitution)
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Content: the fantasy of “dirty whore”, fuelled by feelings of curiosity and disgust; Another type of sex, where the desire to experience sexuality that is not possible with a steady partner underwrites the act; No other women, believes that due to shyness, fear, age or physical or mental disabilities there are no "no other women for me"; ( see inceldom)
Consumer of sex, wherein sex is a product; Another type of woman, where sex is sought out as an expressions of strong anti-feminist notions, as a reaction to a perceived a loss of masculine supremacy. Demography
According to Sabine Grenz of the University of Gothenburg, clients come from all socio-economic classes, and include " stockbrokers, truck drivers, teachers, priests or law-enforcement officials." As such, "There are no social characteristics that basically distinguish johns from other men." According to Megan Lundstrom of Free Our Girls, 80% to 90% of clients are married men. According to a study by Health and Social Life, 55% of clients are married or cohabiting. Only 39% of clients are aware that one could contract an STI from being fellated.