Where did the expression go to the panel come from? An example from life: how a girl, due to circumstances, was forced to go to a panel

As one might expect, most liberals believe that the subject of purchase and sale in prostitution is sex itself. Therefore, legalization is a panacea for all problems associated with prostitution: being taken from the street to a clean brothel room, under vigilant social and medical control and security, a prostitute will turn from a pathetic, despised creature into a respectable market subject, a taxpayer and a potential pensioner. There will be a general dissolution of the air, heavy shackles will fall, prisons will collapse and freedom... well, you understand.

Skeptics pointed out that legalization took place in many countries before, but it was not possible to achieve good air quality. Optimists responded that it was unattainable in previous times, when the church-patriarchal society stigmatized the prostitute and stigmatized her. The branded and stigmatized prostitute attracted a corresponding clientele; Having gotten used to looking at herself as the scum of society, she was drawn to scum, etc. Now, in the age of social progress and sexual revolution, everything must change.

Legalization was introduced - and it turned out that crap, nothing has changed, around the brothels there is still a hotbed of crime, among the prostitutes themselves there is alcoholism and drugs, and even trafficking has not decreased. The authorities of many countries where legalization has been introduced are thinking about how to cancel it back, or at least significantly limit it.

Meanwhile, people who worked with prostitutes back in the days of that legalization - doctors, police officers, social workers (in those days, mostly representatives of the Church) noted that, despite all the differences in social status and “backstories” of active prostitutes, everyone They, despite their general mental health and sanity, have a certain common feature, a fatal flaw, which allowed people like Lombroso or Weininger to talk about the “prostitute type.” Most of those people were not psychologists, and if they were, then psychology was only taking its first steps, and Chesterton, branding the desire of the doctors of that time to discover the “criminal skull,” hit not the eyebrow, but the eye. But you can’t argue with empirics. Yes, the majority of prostitutes come from the poorest strata of the population (from 52 to 90%, depending on the country), but not all poor people prostitute. Yes, many in childhood and adolescence were subjected to violence, including sexual violence (from 30 to 69%, depending on the country, again) - but not all victims of child abuse later go to trial. Yes, many are uneducated (about 80% of prostitutes in post-Soviet countries have secondary or even incomplete secondary education) - but there are also educated ones! In a word, something is wrong in them, in themselves. The social environment puts pressure on many - but for some reason it squeezes precisely these...

Years of field research in different countries independently confirmed that the same mysterious X-factor had been found, which, coupled with social and economic problems, pushes women to the panel. This factor is mental dissociation with one’s body. A person does not feel his body as part of his “I”; in especially severe forms this is called desomatization, when a person really does not feel his body.

Dissociation, like many mental disorders, is a mental defense that at some point saved a person from unbearable bodily experiences (here we remember about abuse, poverty and other “related factors” from the childhood of prostitutes), but at some point replaced normal human reactions.

A prostitute agrees to make a commodity out of her body because she doesn’t feel it’s hers, that’s the whole point. Moments of shame, humiliation, pain, social stigmatization - all this does not happen to the prostitute herself. She “throws away” her body and lives separately from it. But the body “overtakes” her, the pain returns - and a new dissociation session is required. Hence two seemingly irreconcilably contradictory facts from the mental life of a begging duck: she is incapable of a full orgasm - and at the same time she is looking for more and more new partners.

A prostitute tends to self-destruction, and alcohol and drugs are frequent companions in her life. This also leads to the fact that prostitutes often enter into destructive relationships with pimps.

This is what makes prostitution an act that is immoral at its very core: the client is not buying sex, not bodily pleasure, not release, as prostitution lawyers claim - he is buying an act of self-destruction of a woman. And taking into account the fact that the client himself often needs therapy, we have an act that is doubly immoral: the addict pays the suicider for the right to participate in suicide.

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pa[nel]l

[Panelel panel, cladding]

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1. Pedestrian path on both sides of the street, sidewalk.

2. Special Wood paneling or painting (usually wood-like) on the lower part of the walls of a room.

Walnut panel. Oak panels in offices.

3. A large slab that is a ready-made element of a structure during prefabricated construction.

House made of panels.

4. Tech. Part of an installation, unit, device on which components, parts, equipment are mounted.

Control panel instruments in a car.

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Graphic editor toolbar. Formatting panel in a word processor. Press the button on the panel. Display all available commands on the panel. Arrange multiple panels on one line.

task bar

See (4 digits).

control Panel

A panel containing tools for configuring the operating system, programs and computer devices.

[panel]

Replace the cathode ray tube monitor with an LCD panel.

plasma panel

A screen on which an image is formed from point discharges arising between the electrodes.

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