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My question "Can a man-prostitute with a real vagina give the same sexual satisfaction as a woman-prostitute?" is deleted from Yahoo! Answers "Gender %26amp; Women's Studies" section.

This is a serious question not in violation of Community Guidelines or Terms of Service.

This question is also on a topic on which serious research is being done in Women鈥檚 Studies field because, apparently there seems to be a complete absence of sex-workers who are male, working for the hetro-sexual males in various cultures of the world, though there are a number of adult products and instruments available.

Since there are a lot of male sex workers for homo-sexual men, it seems either the absense of "real vagina" or "feminine" qualities in a male sex worker is preventing this from becoming a blooming business for hetro-sexual men.

Your views on removing this question from Yahoo Answers is sought.

Thanks

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Your question seems to be legitimately motivated, and isn't gratuitously sexual--more clinical, really, so I'm guessing it was taken down just on the basis of the subject matter itself. I don't think it should have been removed, but I'm not surprised that it was.

As an aside, I think there are some basic problems within the question itself. How can a man possibly have a "real vagina," and why would a heterosexual male pay to have sex with another man?

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I wouldn't have answered it because I really don't know but I suppose you do have a point. It just souds a little harsh for younger people on the web.
I would take is as being a violation under 'adult content' because, as Pacito says, there are a lot of quite young people here, and there are other adult forums and message boards for discussions about sexuality issues.
Well, let me tell you how it is. Anybody who wants to can hit the report button. An individual hitting the report button has no burden of proof whatsoever. The individual being reported has no right to a trial or hearing nor any opportunity even to beg forgiveness (if he really needs to). Once reported, at a minimum, you are docked 10 points and your post is removed, although your punishment may be worse at the discretion of the admins. There is absolutely nothing that can be done about the Orwellian kangaroo court system that exists on Yahoo! Answers.
Personally I find your question offensive. What has Gender and Women's studies have to do with any person who is selling sex? NOTHING.

A heterosexual male having sex with a man with a fake ????? Are you out of your MIND?

Also, even clinically posed questions can be luring to children. You know, get them used to talking about sex to and adult on-line.

Maybe YA should open up another section just for you.
if you disagree with a violation notice - ask for further clarification from y!a complaints.

i have had several violations rescinded: the board moderators looked at my posting history, realised that i don't post gratuitously offensive material simply to draw attention to myself, and reinstated what i had posted.

if you can convince them that you are of similarly good character it will work just as well for you.