Documentary examining young people's attitudes to prostitution - from the men who pay for sex, to the women who sell it. The programme also looks at the changing nature of the industry, and examines the strength of politicians' arguments to ban it entirely. Presented by Billie JD Porter

I am really not sure whether to watch this or not these things usually make me angry.

I'm with you on not knowing if i should watch, but i know that curiosity will get the better of me and i will watch, probably shouting at the tv occasionally

Lets hoope this one has some opinions i can relate to and agree with.

It is pointless getting angry at stupid people.... I find these programs amusing more than anything as they often show how little the people know or understand about the business.

Sarah x x x

The blurb doesn't make me think they've got anything like a good perspective: "talking to the young men who routinely pay for sex about why they do it, and to the young women who sell their bodies about what's in it for them"..

.. but as ever it depends on who they've talked to. Interestingly, they've gone for the 100,000 figure rather than the more common (and still wrong) 70,000 one.

As well as iPlayer, it's repeated at 01:35am and on 02:00am in the early hours of Thursday.

The title suggests to me that the approach will be 'Here's some young men going "It's a laugh, they enjoy it", but OMG here are some young women going "I felt as if I was being raped!"' without showing the diversity of experience that is out there.

Wow, That wasnt offensive at all. Very good.

Quote from: LusciousCurves on 17 March 2014, 10:59:22 pm

I am finding the programme really interesting. It is good to see people wanting the law clearer on prostitution, and for it to be legal for 2 women to work from the same place, it would make things a lot safer.

Yeah I totally agree. Really felt for the street walker who didn't want her identity showing. Although where I'm working (parlour) it still hits home and actually made me feel sad.

Meant to say where I'm working is safe**

I predict there will be 3000 or more new SW's signing up to join AW in the next 24 hours.