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Prostitution

            
             Prostitution is a word that disgusts most people when they hear it. Prostitution is affecting our country very badly today. It is destroying the hopes and dreams of we parents for their children. Some people may think that is alright, and I hope most people think it's not. It is one of the worst things in our society. It is as bad as drugs and as bad as murder. .
             What does God say about it? In the bible God says that a woman should be modest; He also says that the only person that anybody should be having sex with is your spouse. Now prostitution disobeys those two things right there because the people that do that sort of thing have to wear immodest clothing, and they are not just are not just having sex with their spouse but with more people than they can count, and some of them aren't even married so they are breaking another law that God says not to do "having sex before marriage.
             Who does prostitution benefit? It doesn't benefit anyone because if you think about it those people are the ones with the diseases. Also the people that participate with those kinds of things are getting all of the diseases that that person has. People shouldn't say they do it for the money because no one is that desperate that they have to sell themselves to get money. There are so many jobs out there so that's not an excuse.
             How does it make someone look in society? Prostitution makes people look dirty and uncivilized. No one wants to have a friend like that or even know someone like that. There is no respect whatsoever towards that person: people just look down on them with disgust.
             What happens when the prostitute gets pregnant? So they get pregnant and you don't who the father is you have the baby, there is no way that you can take care of her/him. You can't give he/her the proper education, food, and shelter. It would have been different if they would have stayed in school and went to college, because now they have better jobs a better place to live and they don't have to worry about food or cloths or education.


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