American Gigolo
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| - | '''Male prostitution''' is the sale of sexual services by a male [[prostitute]] (commonly called a "[[hustler]]" or "rentboy"; see below for other expressions) with either male or female clients. The [[gender]] of a male prostitute's sexual partner or the [[sexual act]] that he and the client participates in may not indicate a prostitute's [[sexual orientation]]; a male prostitute may be [[heterosexual]], [[bisexual]], or [[homosexual]] regardless of his client's gender. | ||
| - | ==See also== | ||
| - | * [[Prostitution]] | ||
| - | * [[Age disparity in sexual relationships]] | ||
| - | * [[Age of consent]] | ||
| - | * [[Sexual tourism]] | ||
| - | * [[Female sex tourism]] | ||
| - | * [[John (prostitution)]] | ||
| - | ==Namesakes== | ||
| - | * ''[[American Gigolo]]'' | ||
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