It's an interesting question.
If one says that it's wrong (morally or otherwise) for a person to sell their body for sex, then one agrees that the person surrenders their right to control what they do with their own body.
Why should anyone have control over what we do with our own lives? Are they really then our own?
I suppose this applies to all sorts of other things as well, like smoking, drinking, drug taking or even suicide. (that last one used to be, at one time, an actual Capital Offense for which a person could be executed if found guilty of the attempt)
Why do we surrender our rights so meekly?
Now, I am not advocating drink driving or drug driving or even having sex while driving (or while operating heavy machinery, etc) because those things have the potential to have serious impacts on other people's lives.
But why is prostitution so frowned upon?
Are we to deny the woman or the man the right to do with their own bodies as they choose?
And if so, why? And if so, is it morally wrong to deny them the right of control over their own bodies?
Don't you think that you alone should decide what you do with your own body?
Why surrender that authority to someone else?
