Hypothesis The hypothesis for this research project is young men who practice controlled sex are more likely than their counterparts’ older men to consider that buying sex from prostitutes is not harmful. It is hypothesized that reducing prostitution would be achieved by investigating the behavior of men, who are alleged to be the buyers. As such, information that relates to men, who are the clients of prostitutes, was obtained. Therefore, the objective of the research is to establish the relationship between the likelihood of men engaging in prostitution, and the various factors that cause men to indulge in prostitution. Conceptualization The main term applied in this project is client prostitution. This refers to men, who seek prostitution. In addition, men are perceived to be on the demand side of the demand-supply equation. The data variables used in this study are composed of background traits of men seeking prostitution, behaviors which are sex-related among men seeking prostitution, and the attitude of clients to violence against women. The dependent variable seeks to establish the likelihood of men engaging in prostitution. The independent variables show the various factors that cause men to engage in prostitution. The variables to be used in the study have been explained. The research variables are:  1. Age,  2. Prostitution is not harmful,  3. Probably likes to control sex. Therefore, it is evident that the concept and the variables of the study have been well explained. The concept indicates that men seeking prostitution show certain behaviors. These behaviors are explained by the variables used in the research. It is easy to understand the meaning of each variable. For example, it is clear that the variable, “prefer prostitution to relationship,” indicates that the respondents preferred engaging in prostitution to being in a relationship. The variable, “like control during sex,” means that the respondents preferred being controlled during sex. The variable, “like to have a variety of partners,” means that the respondents have many sex partners. The variable, “prostitution doesn’t harm anyone,” indicates that respondents agree that prostitution is harmless to all people. The variable, “prostitution is not wrong,” refers to the fact that respondents perceive prostitution to be wrong. The variable, “currently married,” seeks to get information about the marital status of the respondents. Race refers to the racial background of the respondents. Age refers to the age of the respondents. Annual salary refers to the earnings of the respondents in a year. The variable, “support for the legalization or decriminalization of prostitution,” enquires whether the respondents accept prostitution to be accepted legally. Operationalization There is a link between the dependent and independent variables. For instant, prostitution does not harm anyone because it is not illegal, it is consent sex. However, in some cases, it happens due to peer pressure. As such, the participants do have not much control of their behavior. The variables; preferring prostitution to the relationship, like having a variety of partners, and like control during sex, were measured on a scale of 1 to 4. 1= Disagree strongly, 2 = Disagree Somewhat, 3= Agree Somewhat and 4= Agree. The variables; prostitution doesn’t harm anyone, and prostitution is not wrong and currently married, were measured on two scales. 1= No