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Right to Fuck
The Cunting Linguist says…
I wrote a fun piece a time ago on my own blog, “The Failure to Fuck,” about an Italian woman who sued her ex-husband for failing to disclose his inability to get it up before they tied the knot.
The Italian courts ruled in her favour, citing that he had abused “her right to sexuality.”
What turned me on about that judgment was the legal precedent set by stating we all have a right to be sexual. Fuck freedom of speech and liberty — give me the right to fuck. As a Canadian, I enjoy the right to do anything I want, aside from fucking animals, in the privacy of my own home. It’s a pity the same can’t be said about the laws in some American states.
Elsewhere in the world, things are even more liberal than my home in Canada. Like in Denmark, for example, where prostitution is legal, as it is in Holland and other nations. This legalization of an industry that’s been around as long as civilization itself has made for an interesting new lawsuit that’s presently before the Danish court.
A Dane named Torben Hansen is afflicted with Cerebral Palsy and confined to a wheelchair. With his disease in such an advanced state, he is asking the country to pay for his sessions with a prostitute since housecalls by hookers in Denmark cost the client extra cash — cash that Mr. Hansen can’t afford to spend, but must if he wants to get some pussy, since visiting a brothel is out of the question, and women obviously don’t flock to men in wheelchairs.
Apparently there has been copious research done which proves that individuals who are afflicted with CP and other nervous disorders suffer added frustration and aggression when they’re denied a sex life.
Personally, I find it amazing that scientists needed to do a study to prove that of anyone. Angst is easy to come by when you’re not getting any, and the notion of denying people such services because of posturing by the political right is abhorrent.
Recent studies have shown that North Americans are at an all-time high for touch depravation. Meaning, some of us can go entire days, if not weeks and months, without receiving meaningful physical contact with others. That it happens to any of us is a crime. That people like Mr. Hansen are virtually doomed the rest of their lifetime without sex thanks to the disease they suffer from is a tragedy.
Those arguing against Hansen’s case cite things like trying to get women out of prostitution as a reason to deny Hansen’s request for state-sponsored visits. They suggest that providing state funds for schtupping would imply that they’re endorsing the act of paying women for sex.
That’s just ludicrous.
We all know that sex always comes at a price. Be it a fancy meal, a new set of lingerie, or plane fare to visit a lover back home, we’re all footing the bill for getting ourselves off. Sometimes, it’s just a little more obvious, and a little less socially accepted.
Besides, it was Denmark that inspired this desire in Mr. Hansen.
He took a state program for those afflicted with disabilities such as his, and it was during that course that they were taught how to deal with their desires when they arose, so to speak. It took a while, but he eventually found the confidence to arrange for professional services. Then, he found a girlfriend for a while, despite his crippled, palsied state, but she sadly passed away in 2003. After a while, he again mustered the confidence to find a call girl to visit his home and help relieve him. Unfortunately, the costs are prohibitive, and the visits aren’t nearly as frequent as they could be, from a therapeutic point of view.
Personally, I imagine it took quite a bit of guts to go public with his need for financial assistance in his continued quest of fighting his sexual frustrations. It enrages me that sanctimonious folks who are opposed to the notion of paying for sex continue to try and stymie his attempts to live as fulfilled a life as he can, considering the prison he already lives in.
I’m sure the state pays for his medical attention, so why not help bring him physical relief he may not otherwise ever attain?
Some women may well be forced into prostitution through situations beyond their control, but there are obviously some sex-trade workers who have no problem with their chosen careers, who actually enjoy the work they do, and the rewards for their services.
Sometimes, these fights waged for others’ rights end up costing the rights of others. Mr. Hansen, and those like him, have few, if any other options when it comes to intimacy. Who the hell does anyone think they are to deprive others?
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"I’m sure the state pays for his medical attention, so why not help bring him physical relief he may not otherwise ever attain?"
That's the most ridiculous thing I've ever read on this site. And I don't think it's a sign of "guts" when someone asks the state for another handout.
I'm not agaist legalized prostitution, but let's try and remain sensible.
Posted by Chad on Oct 11 05:16PMWhat I find interesting about this post is how it can apply to someone in a situation like mine.
To explain, my wife passed away in March as a result of a broken leg (blood clot). 20 DAYS after the leg was broken. So we didn't have sex for about 30 days. I haven't had sex since then. Although I've had opportunities, none of them have been with someone worthwhile (a friend's cheating girlfriend, a distant relative -- go figure).
I feel the heat, so to speak, but I have't felt I can be intimate. For me, I have to respect and like the person I want to be with. I'm also fairly monogamous. While a threesome would be cool, I really don't think I'm up to the challenge.
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They're not depriving him of anything by not giving him a handout. It's not his fault he has the disease but it's not the state's fault (and through it, taxpayers) either -- they should not be forced to foot the bill.
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