I think that in today's climate of sexual sensitivity , more men will turn to sex as a business proposition where men are allowed to be men and their actions are accepted .

The men who are involved in these incidents abuse their power for their gratification.  I don't think the Hobby offers the same dynamic or else they might have been smart enough to go there in the first place.

Power and sex are intertwined throughout history with those in power using to demand sex, with those underneath afraid. And some women are completely enthralled with power.

Sexual misconduct, sexual harassment, sexual assault, rape, lewd behavior, ignoring boundaries, rejection and refusing to take no for an answer. That sounds more like sexual insensitivity to me. It is far beyond men being men. Good for business? Slapping a price tag on it doesn’t make it acceptable. It has no home here.

You missed my point . I agree with you