If you stopped looking for ways to be rude to people who rarely post on here, if at all, you may have found it easier to comprehend what I said. As you ''can't be arsed'' to explain your viewpoint and appear to have posed a question as a statement; the answer to your ambiguous question is:
Women generally don't get the same pressing need to have sex (they don't have testicles, to help you understand better), so there's no market for male sex workers (or prostitutes, for those of us still in the 1600's) for women. And as has been pointed out, women like to feel something about the person they're going to have sex with when it's for their own need (women generally need to feel secure to procrastinate for the sake of raising her family - nature).
Men do offer sexual services and it's usually for men. I'd guess that those seeking male sex workers can even be married men, betrothed to some narrow minded, holier-than-thou type who has no room to learn anything outside of the doctrines they've been fed. Or simply because he wants to be penetrated.
Isn't it a scientific fact that males to want to spread their seed? Obviously not every single male has the same drive, but that's science ''I'm buying''.
The reason you're struggling so much with this concept may be because you are seeing it only from your own perspective and needs, whilst generally confusing emotional needs with sex.
You can buy whichever story you choose. In fact, you can berate anyone who has a different opinion, as I'm sure you've done many times on this site. What interests me more is why you are so rude and antagonistic to newcomers.
It's evident there are a couple of people in here who take pleasure from attempting to demean others and I find myself questioning why they behave so when someone offers an alternative perspective.
It's a shame to want to close people down the way you do, as people with valuable opinions, facts, experiences or research to offer may well be put off by your constant attempts to belittle.
Some women choose to charge for their services, rather than to give them away. A lesser known concept (years of gender pay gap still in play today). If you're a stay at home mum working for love, not income, I'm pleased for you if you're happy. If you're out working a full time job and not charging for your services, I applaud you if you're happy. But your way is not the only way, some women enjoy having cash.
Instead of calling men bad for using the services or calling women bad for offering them (especially if you believe they're all abused women), perhaps you should look more deeply at the reasons why this is a massive industry and perhaps expand your mind to other ideas.