Brothels in Old-School MoviesRecently, during Christmas, I n..
Added 2025-01-13 20:08:02 +0000 UTCBrothels in Old-School Movies
Recently, during Christmas, I noticed a few old-school movies from the 1940s and 1950s on TV that included scenes set in brothels. This sparked a lively discussion among some of our girls about the differences between the old days and the present in our club.
Many of the girls pointed out how different the clients seemed back then. Visiting a brothel was a big event—men would dress in nice suits, be freshly groomed, and wear luxury perfumes before seeing a prostitute. It seemed like you had to be a true gentleman to visit a brothel in those days.
Now, the girls are saying how much times have changed. Many clients today show up smelly, wearing jogging pants and dirty T-shirts, with unkempt nails and messy hair. Not all of them, of course, but enough to make the girls wonder: Where are the real men of the past? Why is it so common these days to visit a brothel looking so unkempt, when it used to be such a formal occasion?
I don’t have a perfect answer for that. My argument is that comparing today’s clients to how clients are portrayed in old movies isn’t entirely fair. I believe there’s a lot of romanticism in those old films, and it’s hard to say if the reality back then was exactly as it’s shown on screen.
That said, I’ve also studied the history of brothels, and there’s some truth to the idea that men paid much more attention to their appearance (and smell) when visiting brothels in the past.
So, my question is: How is it possible that these days, so many men don’t care about how they look when they’re about to have sex with a woman—even if it’s paid sex?
