Charisma Human Trafficking

What drives a woman into prostitution is a question that crosses my mind when I see streetwalkers on the corner of a busy avenue. Are they forced into it or did they choose this lifestyle? In my opinion the mere thought of paying for sex is so degrading. I don’t believe that something so sacred and personal should come with a price attached. It has been said that often times those who are prostitutes are motivated to do so for the reason of a traumatic experience that transpired during their childhoods. Meanwhile while many women search for love there are other who have a significant love for money. When you converse about a female it often refers to her gender, it doesn’t describe her charisma, standards, or her occupation. At the close of the nineteenth century during the Progressive Era there was an effort for transformation. Prostitution was among the targets for mediation. …show more content…
The most you ever hear is a streetwalker, call girl, and whore. I done believe that people want to realize that human trafficking exists today. Human trafficking disturbs basic human rights. It takes away the freedom and security of men, women, and children worldwide. The variety and well-known execution of human trafficking has made it difficult to take legal action. This is a universal matter and transpires every day in the cities and towns neighboring us. I done believe that the public distinguishes what types of signs to look for in a victim. Sex is a topic that is seldom openly conversed in America. Forty-eight out of fifty states came to the assumption that prostitution should be forbidden. As it relates to prostitution the bible states in Proverbs 23:27-28 For a whore is a deep ditch; and a strange woman is a narrow pit.28 She also lieth in wait as for a prey, and increaseth the transgressors among