Your style is provocative, both of thought as well as of that instinctive 'fight or flight' sensation.

While I trust that your initial dredging of women who sell their bodies for a living is quite intended in this same spirit of intellectual provocation (which is quite clever), I will (perhaps redundantly) say that there is more to this.

Not only is there the element to be considered where such women feel that the course of their lives have led them to such a juncture and that other routes impose unacceptable tradeoffs*...

(* such as not placing her child through a good school, or otherwise not being able to take care of her family or inner circles)

...but is there not also a sliver of dignity to be recognized within at least some of these women for whom the first condition may not apply but who feel that this is what they truly wish to do?

True there are plenty of messed up aspects of the 'way' that it goes about**, but if a woman is truly happy with the concept of trading her physical services for the pay of her willing clients, then what is she to be condemned for other than living to a different beat that at least some of her peers would not?

(**being driven underground by laws, pimps, with the increased risk of abuse that such entails, etc.)

As for whom a man or woman will or will not accept as a partner, far stranger things have happened - and many people change their lives completely when they make that shift.

We live in a World very richly diverse in perspectives. One mistake that we tend to make is the attempt to subjugate this World to conform to one's never-sufficiently-wide perspective. This leads to minorities not only existing but being recognised in a negative way, and then acted against.

It makes more sense to embrace that there is a time, a place and a way for everything - even for things that we would typically balk at.