context: Prostitution in ancient Greece was a part of people's daily lives. In major Greek city states and port cities, prostitution was an important industry. Public prostitution was hardly resented by the community and open houses operate openly. In Athens, the legislature even counted on Solon to set up affordable state-run state-of-the-art. However, prostitution touched men and women in different ways: women and young men of all ages sold themselves to clients, who were mostly men.
question: Why was prostitution so popular in ancient Greece?
answers.text: prostitution was an important industry