Prostitution in your country

[The Grand Millian]

anyone can become a prostitute but you have to go to the doctor once a month for tests, you have to get a license form the government, and pay a tax

[Allrule]

OOC:
Wow, somebody clearly skipped a few nature documentaries on turtles... They frequently have more than one mate, at the same time, too. The male turtles don't just vie for the females, they try to knock other males off her and take their place...

OOC: Ahem... uh... well...

OOC: First, most "turtles" in "Turtle"Shroom are, technically, tortoises, although there are turtles as well. I'm rather aware that turtles can swim very swiftly (sea turtles can go at speeds in the double digits), though I've never had the horror of seeing aquatic turtles mate.

OOC: I learned a little too much information from your post. Prior to this, my knowledge could be summed up in my seventh grade biology report. In fact, I only knew anything about tortoise courtship, not... that.

The Galapagos mating cycle is actually quite funny. You see, female Galapagos Tortoises want the BIGGEST, BADDEST male tortoise. So male tortoises have the dreaded NECK RAISING CONTEST. (Dun dun dun) It starts with the tortoises making bizarre sounds. The object of the contest is to see which turtle can raise its neck the highest, and the winner gets the female. However, like in the human world, the winning tortoise will often fight for their “girlfriend”. The fighting may not be much at our standards, but tortoises can, and often do, get hurt. Once all the others are out of the way, the tortoise once again tests his strength. That female puts him through rigorous tests. One of the tests is when the male knocks his shell against the female. If the female likes it, she pulls in her legs and stands still. [After this,] the tortoises gently gnaw on each other’s necks, kind of like human kissing.

OOC: I cut off at the end of courtship, not wanting to scar my class or myself. The mating is next. Females are strict in choosing a mate.

I'm sorry, that's all I can say.

[Of The Arch ilands]

Prostitution is Legal and a highly regarded profession for women in the Confederacy.

Prostitutes in the Confederacy are not known as Prostitutes, but as Companions. Being a companion is a way of life, Sort of like a cult Companions are chosen when a women reaches puberty, in the Arch Island/ Arch Planets (This tradition Carried on all the way through my nations Life)

A Companion is a skilled, well-educated and well-respected member of a guild of professional courtesans/entertainers. While they do frequently engage in a form of state-sanctioned prostitution, they are nonetheless treated with a great deal of respect and deference from nearly everyone, though non-guild prostitutes are generally treated in the reverse, even if they are former Guild members.

Unlike modern day prostitutes, Companions choose there clients, and it has been known for some Archian to pay well over 1 million Archian dollars for a Companion.

[Of the Quendi]

OOC:
Wow, somebody clearly skipped a few nature documentaries on turtles... They frequently have more than one mate, at the same time, too. The male turtles don't just vie for the females, they try to knock other males off her and take their place...

OOC: Ahem... uh... well...

OOC: First, most "turtles" in "Turtle"Shroom are, technically, tortoises, although there are turtles as well. I'm rather aware that turtles can swim very swiftly (sea turtles can go at speeds in the double digits), though I've never had the horror of seeing aquatic turtles mate.

OOC: I learned a little too much information from your post. Prior to this, my knowledge could be summed up in my seventh grade biology report. In fact, I only knew anything about tortoise courtship, not... that.

The Galapagos mating cycle is actually quite funny. You see, female Galapagos Tortoises want the BIGGEST, BADDEST male tortoise. So male tortoises have the dreaded NECK RAISING CONTEST. (Dun dun dun) It starts with the tortoises making bizarre sounds. The object of the contest is to see which turtle can raise its neck the highest, and the winner gets the female. However, like in the human world, the winning tortoise will often fight for their “girlfriend”. The fighting may not be much at our standards, but tortoises can, and often do, get hurt. Once all the others are out of the way, the tortoise once again tests his strength. That female puts him through rigorous tests. One of the tests is when the male knocks his shell against the female. If the female likes it, she pulls in her legs and stands still. [After this,] the tortoises gently gnaw on each other’s necks, kind of like human kissing.

OOC: I cut off at the end of courtship, not wanting to scar my class or myself. The mating is next. Females are strict in choosing a mate.

I'm sorry, that's all I can say.

"As interesting as I find the mating cycle of a tortoise." Senator Umbas Hesionia said with a voice dripping of sarcasm "There are more important things to discuss. This is a serious matter about the liberties of individuality. Prostitution should be legalised throughout the world. The untimely and horrid attempt to dictate to people what they want to do with their own body must end."
*General applause from the senate*

[Kentsland]

There is no law discriminating prostitution in Kentsland, yet it is frowned upon because it is a dirty and disgusting career track.

[Macureus]

Prostitution largely does not exist, not because of laws against it (there are none), but because Macureans are too promiscuous to need it.

[Atheists Led by Chris]

Only if you get a license from the government.

[Nightkill the Emperor]

OOC:
Wow, somebody clearly skipped a few nature documentaries on turtles... They frequently have more than one mate, at the same time, too. The male turtles don't just vie for the females, they try to knock other males off her and take their place...

OOC: Ahem... uh... well...

OOC: First, most "turtles" in "Turtle"Shroom are, technically, tortoises, although there are turtles as well. I'm rather aware that turtles can swim very swiftly (sea turtles can go at speeds in the double digits), though I've never had the horror of seeing aquatic turtles mate.

OOC: I learned a little too much information from your post. Prior to this, my knowledge could be summed up in my seventh grade biology report. In fact, I only knew anything about tortoise courtship, not... that.

The Galapagos mating cycle is actually quite funny. You see, female Galapagos Tortoises want the BIGGEST, BADDEST male tortoise. So male tortoises have the dreaded NECK RAISING CONTEST. (Dun dun dun) It starts with the tortoises making bizarre sounds. The object of the contest is to see which turtle can raise its neck the highest, and the winner gets the female. However, like in the human world, the winning tortoise will often fight for their “girlfriend”. The fighting may not be much at our standards, but tortoises can, and often do, get hurt. Once all the others are out of the way, the tortoise once again tests his strength. That female puts him through rigorous tests. One of the tests is when the male knocks his shell against the female. If the female likes it, she pulls in her legs and stands still. [After this,] the tortoises gently gnaw on each other’s necks, kind of like human kissing.

OOC: I cut off at the end of courtship, not wanting to scar my class or myself. The mating is next. Females are strict in choosing a mate.

I'm sorry, that's all I can say.

"As interesting as I find the mating cycle of a tortoise." Senator Umbas Hesionia said with a voice dripping of sarcasm "There are more important things to discuss. This is a serious matter about the liberties of individuality. Prostitution should be legalised throughout the world. The untimely and horrid attempt to dictate to people what they want to do with their own body must end."
*General applause from the senate*

Nightkill just bursts out laughing at the tortoise pictures, and leaves the room.

[The Anglo-Saxon Empire]

OOC:
Wow, somebody clearly skipped a few nature documentaries on turtles... They frequently have more than one mate, at the same time, too. The male turtles don't just vie for the females, they try to knock other males off her and take their place...

OOC: Ahem... uh... well...

OOC: First, most "turtles" in "Turtle"Shroom are, technically, tortoises, although there are turtles as well. I'm rather aware that turtles can swim very swiftly (sea turtles can go at speeds in the double digits), though I've never had the horror of seeing aquatic turtles mate.

OOC: I learned a little too much information from your post. Prior to this, my knowledge could be summed up in my seventh grade biology report. In fact, I only knew anything about tortoise courtship, not... that.

The Galapagos mating cycle is actually quite funny. You see, female Galapagos Tortoises want the BIGGEST, BADDEST male tortoise. So male tortoises have the dreaded NECK RAISING CONTEST. (Dun dun dun) It starts with the tortoises making bizarre sounds. The object of the contest is to see which turtle can raise its neck the highest, and the winner gets the female. However, like in the human world, the winning tortoise will often fight for their “girlfriend”. The fighting may not be much at our standards, but tortoises can, and often do, get hurt. Once all the others are out of the way, the tortoise once again tests his strength. That female puts him through rigorous tests. One of the tests is when the male knocks his shell against the female. If the female likes it, she pulls in her legs and stands still. [After this,] the tortoises gently gnaw on each other’s necks, kind of like human kissing.

OOC: I cut off at the end of courtship, not wanting to scar my class or myself. The mating is next. Females are strict in choosing a mate.

Thats nothing, when I was in the fourth grade, I did a whole report on STDs.

[Dom Isles]

There are no laws against it, but it is considered very degrading.