Prostitution isn't legal either in most civilized countries either, both on the provider and the client's side of things.
Granted we now have to debate what a civilised country is, not to mention the underlying point still stands, but I am not sure of the numbers there. A quick search says the numbers probably skew over 50% in favour of legal
http://prostitution.procon.org/view.resource.php?resourceID=000772
Canada, Australia, New Zealand, a lot of Europe and Japan have some pretty lax laws, I would include the US but it is mainly certain counties within Nevada and it feels a bit like reaching to include the rest of the country.
You mean you do not fill up an imaginary bar with gifts, persistence and pleasant conversation?.... that would explain a few things.Well, I could see kids if very young kids (too young to be playing the Sims anyway), played they could get the wrong ideas about how sex is usually performed.





and some boys develop crushes on those little girls. 




