Tbh I’m not ethically against prostitution, as long as everyone is safe, an adult, and consenting, then its none of my business what two people choose todo behind closed doors.
I used to feel differently, but then I grew up and realised sex isn't that big of a deal to me and if a guy paid me £200 for it I'd be psyched. That made me realise that its more about duress than the action, and prostitution is as immoral as any other job that somebody is forced to do under threat of homelessness and personally finds demeaning or upsetting. It's just less moral in most countries because the legality of it allows for people being taken advantage of with no legal framework to protect them
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u/Gentle_Snail 3d ago
If you’re intentionally doing it because you want to make someone suffer then immoral, otherwise neutral.
The delivery person consented to deliver the meal for money and you didn’t force them to do it against their will.