In your opinion...an opinion that seemingly negates that there is whining by guys who think they are entitled to sex.

Calling this my opinion is disingenuous; it's almost certainly the opinion of the entire English-speaking world that the phrase "entitled whining" has a negative connotation. Do you seriously expect me to believe that you wouldn't take offense if someone characterized your views in that way?

The situation you gave isn't comparable.

I think you missed the point of the comparison. The things being compared weren't the wage gap and prostitution, the things being compared were the means of communication. The wage gap and prostitution were merely the contexts for hypothetical discussions.

People should get paid for the work they do. There is no should in sex other than consent.

It sounds like you're saying that no one should be able to engage in sexual activity as an occupation. If that's what you're saying, then I'm not sure why you worded it this way.

Unsure the point of this other than purposely being misleading by evading I spoke of those who think they are entitled. I wasn't negating or stating people can't help others. I fact I was quite supportive as it will lessen the whining of entitled guys.

The point was that entitlement is a red herring; no one is inherently entitled to anything in any universal sense. There's absolutely no reason for entitlement to enter the conversation at all.

If they feel entitled to something and whine about how they're not getting it....reasonably they'd pay for it if venues opened up. Why don't you think there would be less whining if an entitled group had a place to buy what they felt entitled to?

I'm sorry, I'm afraid my statement was unclear. Let me rephrase: I don't know why you think many people feel entitled to sex, and I don't know why you think that talking about wanting sex is whining.

Also, genuine question: are you native English speaker?