性交易
人类性学
性工作
心理学
婚前性行为
中国
交易型领导
性教育
性生活
发展心理学
社会心理学
人口
性行为
性别研究
医学
社会学
人口学
法学
人类免疫缺陷病毒(HIV)
研究方法
家庭医学
政治学
作者
Fang Ying,Chaoting Tang
标识
DOI:10.1080/00224499.2023.2181306
摘要
This paper presents a descriptive study of Chinese male student sex workers through a grounded theory analysis of 25 semi-structured one-to-one online interviews. We found that the internet and introductions by peers were the two primary channels for Chinese male students to enter the sex industry. Most students were motivated to be involved in commercial sex by a mixture of consumption and sexual desires. Student sex workers motivated mainly by sexual desire often selected clients and considered commercial sex as “transactional hookups.” Student sex workers used strategies, including concealing, separating sex and love, simulating boyfriend experiences, and terminating romantic relationships, to deal with the stigmas they encountered. Sexual health and sexually transmitted disease prevention-oriented sexuality education in China had positive impacts on male student sex workers, but we also found the need for more comprehensive sexuality education. As emerging adults, college students are in a life stage distinct from adolescents and adults. We believe student sex work, as well as emerging adult sex work in general, needs to be differentiated from voluntary adult sex work in both scholarly research and public discussions of the legal status of sex work, especially in cases where students are not informed about the risks of engaging in commercial sex.
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