What you're arguing is ridiculous. There is no base morals or objective morals, and morals aren't even part of this discussion pertaining to the sex trade. Your argument is flawed because you are basing it on a flawed set of morals that vilify sexual activity because one has paid for it. Prostitution is just like any other service. Do you ever go to a movie theater? That is a service that offers entertainment. Ever go out to a restaurant? It is a proven fact that food does the same thing as sex, it produces endorphins in the body which are the feel good chemicals. You are paying for a service and is there anything wrong with that? Culture and so-called morals have forced sexual activity into a mold. What is so inherently wrong with paying for sexual gratification? Can you explain that? Besides saying morals, that is a cop out and isn't a real answer. You are failing to make any real point, as in a quantified or hard measure, as to why sexual gratification cannot be for sale.