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Well I call it entrapment. What a person should do if they are concerned about being lured into a trap like that is to ask the person posing as a prostitute if they are a cop. By law they must reveal this or else they can be sued for fraud, deceit, entrapment, and misrepresentation. The LAPD can also be joined in this suit for allowing such customs and practices to go unchecked!

Now if you really want to get into discussion about "legal prostitution" you can start with the women marrying men for money. I have heard in cases where some women will marry a widow with money and children, and when the widow dies, she screws the children out of their lawful inheritance. That, to me, is what I call legal prostitution, fraud, deceit, and misrepresentation. Men do this too. The way I see it, if you have lots of money and are marrying a barricuda, get a pre-nup agreement, or you are screwed just like your children.

My son has a trust to pay his medical expenses so I am well aware of the barracudas.

People who are takers think there is a payoff for them.

We have his trust set up so that cannot ever happen.

What leaches do not understand is that we have the funds protected even the County sends us forms to put our monthly income on we never fill out and do not recieve any public services he is lucky to be private.

I have had a Conservator for many years a woman who has to answer to the courts with a yearly accounting.

So I do not even have access I did this on purpose I do all his care with some respite and I run his little mini ICU, supplies and social events. She does all the bill paying and managing it has worked well for 13yrs. now. I do not have the time or skills to run the books at the level it takes.

For the thirty dollars a day that I am paid it does not attract the barracudas. Some try but I tell them right off the top no money here move on. It works.