it doesn’t only apply to OWs. I never said it only applies to OWs. It applies to women or men who allow themselves to be used for sex in exchange for material gain of any kind.
And you are happy with how widely that net can be cast, although you'll save it only for threads about OWs and use them as the only specific example. Got it.
I also didn’t realise that anyone would genuinely think that someone wouldn’t know that twat, dick and cunt can be applied to women as well as men.
You appeared not to, because your argument, such as it was, was that there were all these nasty, sexually shameful words for the men who pay for sex one way or the other, equivalent to slut or whore. There aren't, which is why you have no examples and are now scrambling around wittering about wildlife and outdated names. You truly think the insult "cock" comes from a male chicken? Or that it applies specifically to bad sexual ethics?
However, my actual point, aside from behaviour which can constitute a form of prostitution, regardless of gender, is the clear double standards applied on Mumsnet in regard to name-calling.
You'll forgive me for not realising that in all your lengthy rambling about all the shame you load on sex work, how it doesn't have to involve a clear contract but it applies to anyone who receives a financial benefit from someone they're shagging (are you REALLY SURE you've thought through how many people that could be said to cover?) and all your frantic back pedalling and self-contradiction. But as it happens, yes, there sure are double standards on name calling here: that there are a ton of words loaded with misogynistic sexual shame with no male equivalent (cunt, dick and twat are not geared to sexual behaviour or exclusively for men), and it's fine to use them against women if one is angry with one, even if it's a man who's betrayed you. That is the double standard here, and it's obviously not confined to MN, but this is a rare space for being major but female dominated, and I would hope that it would be less acceptable for that reason. Though I seem to be sadly mistaken in that.