Its like that.

So lately I've been changing my opinions and I'm getting insight in more subjects.

Regrets? Those are for losers. I think you should just start over new when you want to! Who's to say whether it was a real change or not? Umm, no one? I don't care what people think about me, I get by. I can spend a night alone. I've been judging people a little too much lately and I figured I can save myself from falling into a pit of pure ignorance. I want to start to look at each person and try to see myself in them. If I can't, I like them.

The grass is greener on the other side. I want to meet the people who I would never want to hang out with. I want to go on a date with a guy opposite of my type. Stereotyping is SO last decade. Come on. All you're doing is conforming to society's views of normal and abnormal. Develop your OWN FREAKING OPINION.



On another note... Today I was given the assignment to choose a side: "Legalizing prostitution" or "Still criminalizing prostitution. I'm for legalizing it.

Wanna know why?

Cuz think about it. Whether it is legal or not, it's going to happen in society. Trying to prevent it [using our parents tax dollars must I say,] is like trying to put out a brush fire in a blazing forest. It's just not going to happen.

You might say HIV is spreading because of prostitution.Welllll, if we legalized it, and organized this into an industry where these "entertainers" would be required to take tests every 2 weeks, don't you think it would actually decrease the amount of HIV cases in the US right now?

I think so..

And police departments in major cities all over America are wasting their hours where they could be tracking murderers and instead bug hotel rooms to watch prostitutes engage in coitus with their clients? It's been found that they've accidentally bugged married couples in hotel rooms engaging in activity for the sole purpose of procreation.

Prostitution is a choice of the individual. If he or she wants to sell their bodies, it is up to them. Who are we to say what they can and can't do to their bodies? Prostitution has been around since the middle ages, perhaps even before that. It is the oldest profession.

Many prostitutes are getting abused by their pimps and are too afraid to report this activity because it's already illegal that they are prostituting so they wouldn't want to get caught. If it's legalized, we can better control this pimp on prostitute violence.

I'm tired of hearing about hooker busts [which are on average 2,000 dollars each] and I just think we should put an end to crowding the prisons with prostitutes.