MizSuz
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ORIGINAL: Paulnz In New Zealand the provision of domination services, without sexual intercourse, would be considered Commercial Sexual Services, under S.4 of the Prostitution Reform Act 2003:- quote:
``commercial sexual services'' means sexual services that— (a) involve physical participation by a person in sexual acts with, and for the gratification of, another person; and (b) are provided for payment or other reward (irrespective of whether the reward is given to the person providing the services or another person) I think (a) is sufficiently broad to cover pro-dommes. Well thank you Paulnz, I was not aware of the New Zealand law and I certainly didn't ask for a specific country. Actually, there are places in the U.S. where domination would legally be called prostitution (thankfully not everywhere, though). I was speaking more in terms of personal views, but the legal perspective is always welcome.
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