Debra Satz Arguments Against Prostitution

Debra Satz proposes multiple proponents for prostitution in her book “Why Some Things Should Not Be For Sale”. Satz arching argument against prostitution is that “it reinforces board patterns of sex inequality”. Satz targets three popular controversies from the economic, essentialist, and egalitarian approaches. She states that prostitution is not inherently wrong but it is the social implications that make prostitution negative. Satz states that prostitution would be a positive and acceptable factor if the society it was based in did not equate a degradation of gender equality to the sex market. Though I do believe that prostitution does create inequality between males and females, it is my position that Satz overlooks the most impactful aspect of the prostitution argument. Prostitution bypasses the foundation of healthy relationships, which degrades the physiological stability of the participants to form healthy relationships.
Physiatrist Dr. John VanEpp presented a model that illustrated the healthy development of relationships between two persons with romantic interest, but can be applied to varying relationships. According to Dr. John VanEpp’s Relationship Attachment Model, the first column is “Knowing
Many European countries are engaged within this legal battle that continues to address the symptoms of society without and clear direction for a cure. Prostitution is a symptom of a greater problem that needs direct attention, the mental capabilities of healthy activities of a population. When feeling bonded or apart of another person without knowing or trusting that person, changes of the anatomical structure of the brain occur. Senses of vulnerability develop and the brain compensates through increased tendencies of distrust, seclusion, anti-socialism, and even to skewing the views on the equality and roles of the