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September 30, 2009

Why I Slept with 1300 Women

Sebastian Horseley in Open:

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I remember the first time I had sex—I still have the receipt. The girl was alive, as far as I could tell, she was warm and she was better than nothing. She cost me £20.

I was 16 then and I’m 47 now. I have spent 25 years throwing my money and heart at tarts. I have slept with every nationality in every position in every country. From high-class call girls at £1,000 a pop to the meat-rack girls of Soho at £15, I have probably slept with more than 1,300 prostitutes, at a cost of £115,000.

I am a connoisseur of prostitution: I can take its bouquet, taste it, roll it around my mouth, give you the vintage. I have used brothels, saunas, private homes from the Internet and ordered girls to my flat prompt as pizza. While we are on the subject, I have also run a brothel. And I have been a male escort. I wish I was more ashamed. But I’m not. I love prostitutes and everything about them. And I care about them so much I don’t want them to be made legal.

More here.

Posted by S. Abbas Raza at 02:34 AM | Permalink

Comments

Whores? Sure. Boring fops? No thanks.

Posted by: Jesse | Sep 30, 2009 6:26:06 AM

"love being the delusion that one woman differs from another. But with brothels there is always the exhilaration of not knowing what you’re going to get"

He contradicts himself in a single sentence. Enough said.

Posted by: J.H. | Sep 30, 2009 9:58:46 AM

What a douche.

Posted by: Anu | Sep 30, 2009 10:38:09 AM

Disgustingly misogynistic.

Posted by: Butters | Sep 30, 2009 9:22:31 PM

I think that there are some very serious world historical issues at stake here. This clinically depraved individual is all to fucking characteristic of our neo-liberalist world where subjects are petrified into objects; where capital marketizes labor; where commodities (including human beings) are - to say the least - fetishized etc

Let me put it like this.

In the cause of Socialism today, who you rather have? Wilhem Reich or John Milton??

I am beginning to think that we on the Left would be well served adopting a moment of "neo-puritanism" both in protest and for the sake of our own "purity" so as to stronger and to fight in a more powerful manner.

"I shalt speak no name but the Lord's high name. Yea verily til kingdom come"

Posted by: John Milton XIV | Oct 1, 2009 5:50:56 AM

ah english people and their sexual perversion issues.

the 80s have been over for a while.

Posted by: khaldun | Oct 1, 2009 4:20:47 PM

Wilhem Reich or John Milton??

William Blake.

Posted by: Sagredo | Oct 1, 2009 6:12:22 PM

...our neo-liberalist world where subjects are petrified into objects; where capital marketizes labor; where commodities (including human beings) are - to say the least - fetishized etc

...and this is bad because???

Posted by: Ray Butler | Oct 2, 2009 5:46:37 PM

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