Prostitution in Spain: €50 debate divides the nation

Analysis of prostitution in Spain: €50 prices, dating hypocrisy, and Irene Montero's immigration policy impact.

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Prostitution in Spain: €50 for a service that divides the country

In Granada, an ad offers sens for €50. In the same country, a dinner date can cost €100 with no guarantee. The difference is not just economic, but social and sarracena. The debate intensifies when sensual market data intersects with Irene Montero's politics and her proposal to regularize 500,000 immigrants. Is prostitution a transaction like any other or inevitable humiliation?

The price of sens: €50 vs €100 dinner
The prices mentioned in the thread are revealing: from €50 for a prostitute in Granada to the €100-200 spent on a date trying to take a woman to bed. The cost-benefit ratio is evident for many: you pay, get it, and save time and uncertainty. However, others point out that this price proves the commodification of intimacy degrades both parties. Data showing some sens workers earn between €300 and €400 weekly with few clients suggests real business volume, though not massive.

Hypocrisy in modern relationships
One argument claims traditional romantic relationships hide disguised prostitution: women expect investment in dinners, trips, and gifts; men expect sens. In this scheme, prostitutes are more honest: no deception, only explicit exchange. This clashes with those seeing prostitution as desperation or exploitation, especially since many enter due to economic need. The irony: while some feminists demand abolition, others defend it as work like any other.

Political factor: Irene Montero and 500,000 immigrants
Politics enters fully when linking legalizing 500,000 irregular immigrants to increased prostitution supply and demand. It is claimed many will end up in the sensual market, further lowering prices. Yet, thread data does not support this prediction; it merely notes mass regularization has side effects. What remains clear is that prostitution moves significant money, and the line between free choice and exploitation is blurred.

The lingering question is whether Spanish society accepts normalizing a market where €50 buys a body, while condemning the same transaction via dinners and gifts. The debate, like sens, is never free.

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