A Japanese social media star has encountered an interesting cultural norm about sex work and cheating in his country.
A Japanese TikTok user has perhaps stumbled upon an intriguing cultural norm regarding sex work in his country.
A content creator behind an account called Takashi asked members of the Japanese public the simple question, “Does prostitution count as cheating?”It’s a resounding “no” over the course of two videos that canvassed men and women on the moral dilemma.Some women in Japan do not think that it is cheatingInstagram/takashiifromjapan
“I wouldn’t like it if they have feelings for , but I don’t care if it’s just for sex,” one elaborates.Another woman in the video agreed that one’s partner seeking the services of a sex worker was okay on the proviso it’s done honestly.Two more women in a crowded street responded to the same question.“I told my boyfriend “go to a prostitute if you want to cheat … it’s okay if he pays money,” one says.
Her friend adds: “It’s kind of a part of Japanese culture – Japan is famous for its prostitution – so maybe it’s only in Japan.”Several say sex work does not count as cheating.One man argued that it is not cheating because you are paying money“Because you’re paying money, that’s why it’s not cheating.” one elaborates.One man says it’s “something the couple has to decide on.
Others say the act is fine as long as it’s signed off with the significant other in the relationship.“I am mind blown. Speechless,” an American follower responded.An Australian follower joked, “I dare you to ask my Aussie wife the same question.”
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