Many of us have heard this at one time or another. Meanwhile, 90% of the general population couldn't tell you the difference between the two.
Now as regular club visitors we certainly know the difference, but I have to admit that I become a little surprised by the moral high ground that this statement implies. They did not say, "I don't do those things" or "you will need to find a different girl for that", but rather instantly categorize the girl that does this with the unflattering term of "whore." I have heard girls go on to criticize other girls in the club or complain about what they had to compete against. Hell, I sometimes had to listen to this while other girls in the same club were, at that moment, performaing services in the back.
Now I have nothing against a girl setting her own personal limits - we each have to wake up look in the mirror and be ok with what we see. My only issue is the moral high wire that a girl is balancing on when she takes her clothes off for a living but criticizes the girl who takes it a step further.
Hey, unless you are paying her bills, what right do you have judge how she earns her living?


Wasn't it George Carlin who is said to have said something on the order of "if buying things is legal and selling things is legal and sex is legal, why isn't buying and selling sex legal?"
I know I don't have that exactly right, but that's pretty much how I feel about. Yes, it's self serving, but no less rational for all that.