Part of it - a translation of the "Srimad-Bhagavatam" (Vedic text) reviewed by Oxford and Harvard scholars. (Don't have the publication info, I write from memory). If you do a Google search on "devidasis" or "devadasis" you will find all kinds of things! But India of course is notorious for their conflicting views on you name it.

To wax serious, I was moved by the movie "The Way of All Flesh"
It came out in the 30s, and was about a man(I think it was Akim Tamiroff) who was enticed by a beautiful woman, a "one nite stand". His life was destroyed, he lost his family, a train ran over a hobo's body, and the body was identified as being his. He remained a hobo for 25 years. After all these years, he knocked on the door of his old home,(this was at Xmas time). His grownup son came to the door with his grandson and the hobo's other children.... no one recognized him, they offered him food, which he declined, and then he left, in the newly falling snow, a broken downhearted man, who had given his life for a fling with a "scarlet woman".
Do you think that there is a moral here??