Just been reading a fascinating article Q&A with a high class call girls, following this scandal in NY. Personally I think that at least the guy didn't deny it, like a certain president tried to do. But he was a total Hypocrite, so in a way it is just desserts.

But going back to the interview, which you can read here

a couple of things struck me that the girl said about the service she was doing to married men, and about whether laws should be the moral compass for society. Later in the article, she says that she fell in love, every time. I know the feeling
 Personally I think Prostitution should be legal and regulated, and then it would be a lot better for a lot of people

: Who was your typical client?

A: The average client that I met in New York City was 25-45, well-dressed, well-groomed, very well-mannered, well-educated — a lot of times from New York; mostly Wall Street, lawyers, CEOs, businessmen, hedge fund managers. About half of them were single, about half of them were married.

The single guys were guys who were super-ambitious, tons of testosterone, very alpha-male types who work really, really hard and don’t necessarily have the free time to go out on dates.

A lot of the married guys, one of the things I used to believe at the time was that I was actually doing a service for these guys, because rather than having an affair with their secretary and potentially ruining their lives, they would come see me, satisfy their needs physically and some of the companionship they wanted — going on a date, having fun, relaxing — and being able to sustain their marriage. Apparently that’s what some people need.

Q: Did you think you were doing anything wrong?

A: I didn’t feel like I was doing anything evil. But you have to look at what are laws for? Are they to dictate what’s right and what’s wrong, or what is safe and what is not safe? Should laws be the moral compass for society? I do know that I didn’t feel like what I was doing was evil or malicious in any way.