Does paying for sex count as cheating?
The KIIS FM Kyle and Jackie O Show team attempted to answer the difficult question on Wednesday and came up with a number of surprising answers.
In a clip shared by the show, a man asked people on the streets of Tokyo if visiting a prostitute was cheating.
All four women said they didn’t think paying for sex was cheating, which host Kyle Sandilands and news anchor Brooklyn Ross agreed with.
“It doesn’t affect me at all,” Jackie replied.
‘Why not?’ Kyle asked.
“This is cheating,” Jackie said flatly.
Brooklyn said it was “just sex” so it didn’t count as cheating.
“Usually it’s not about you, the woman,” Kyle said. “You think, ‘Yeah, I still have it,'” he added.
Jackie asked what it was about kissing, touching and intimacy that she felt was cheating.
Does paying for sex count as cheating? Kyle and Jackie O tried to answer the difficult question on Wednesday when they responded to a clip of a man conducting a vox pop in Tokyo. Here: Jackie O
“Usually it’s not about you, the woman,” said Kyle (pictured). “You think, ‘Yeah, I still have it,'” he added. Brooklyn agreed that it wasn’t about the other person either
“If your husband cheats, it’s like they take it as a personal attack on you. Like you’re not good enough, but that’s bullshit,” Brooklyn said.
‘[Men or the partner paying for it] are just horny?’ he added.
Some fans of the series reached out to Kyle and Brooklyn and asked if they would be happy if their partners visited a brothel.
The post was in response to a man who asked women, believed to be in Tokyo, if they thought “paying for sex” was cheating. All four respondents said no
Audience members seemed to support Jackie’s stance on cheating, calling out Kyle and Brooklyn about how they would feel if their partners visited a brothel
“So Kyle and Brooklyn would be OK if their partners did that then,” one woman asked.
“100% cheating.” “Any type of sexual interaction, be it physical or even verbal (online, texting, etc.), is cheating,” wrote another.
“It’s cheating to touch or try to cheat on another person in a relationship,” another added.
‘Yes. It’s fraud. This is a personal attack. “When a man is horny, he has the perfect person waiting for him at home,” another added.
All of the women who spoke during the vox pop agreed that paying for sex is not cheating, proving that attitudes are more culturally determined. Pictured