I don't think it's as simple as that, but fair enough, I see what you're saying.
I think NOW it's less about misogyny but the question is why is it more common, and ultimately I think it will always be more common because of attitudes in the past. Just like the argument about why women are less involved in technology/maths/science jobs, it's the past catching up with modern-day attitudes, which aren't misogynistic.
You are aware that in many developing countries - countries were traditional attitudes sit stronger than in developed countries - the ratio of women to men who studies technology/maths/science is actually higher than in many developed countries?
I don't think there is a biological limitation to male prostitution either, but I'm sure that because there is a question around that it means it is less common!
There might be a question around it when it comes to rape - as rape is a situation where common sense would suggest that one does not get sexually aroused (Yes, I know this is actually wrong) and therefore one can't rape a man. However, male prostitution still involves a voluntary seller, thus there is less reason to assume he could not get sexually aroused.
I still stand by the explanation that women are far more picky than men, and thus the concept of prostitution isn't as intriguing to women as it is to men.
What is the best way to impress a girl and make her think you are hot stuff? I can never convince women to like me that way...
Short answer:
0. Actually get in contact and interact with her!
1. Interact with her so as to connect emotionally - use humour and hold entertaining conversations, never stay too long on more logical (i.e. emotionally boring) topics like politics (pros and cons of flat tax rate), technology (how RAM works), your latest scientific paper, etc.
1b. Also avoid emotionally interesting, but controversial topics like gun control, abortion, etc. Even if you agree with her position, that is not the thoughts she should connect to you.
1c. You want to keep the conversation light, jokingly and inconsequential - like if you were bantering with your 5-year old sibling.
2. Display "higher value" by actually being interesting yourself (If you don't have an interesting life, go to google, look up the nearest place to learn rock-climbing or driving go-karts, and get going!). Displaying "higher value" does
absolutely not include buying her anything you wouldn't have bought a guy friend, doing her favours you wouldn't have done for a guy friend, nor paying for her half of the meal if you wouldn't also have done that for a guy friend. If you're not an acquaintance/more-or-less friend of a girl, if you wouldn't have done those things for a guy you just met, do not do it for the girl either.
3. Act as if she is one of many girls you are interacting with - yes you can fake, but preferably this should actually be true. If for some reason, the conversation should end, then let it end. Preferably end it yourself. When you feel like it, end the interaction. When you feel like it, do what you want to do. When you feel like it, talk to any other girl or guy you care to talk to. Do not follow her around just because you had a conversation five minutes ago!
4. Have a life. Have your own interests and things you do. School, work, sports, hobbies, it doesn't matter (not completely true - WoW, Civ, et al. does not count!), but do stuff, and actually care about doing
your stuff.
5. As for talking, awkward pauses are not bad. Just remain calm, say something if you like, or otherwise say your going to do something else, and end the conversation. Do not say something just because there is silence!
6. If you've talked to her a few times and she seems to enjoy your company, or your (first?) conversation goes well and you get the feeling she enjoys talking to you,
tell her that you're going to do some activity (again:
Not WoW, Civ, et al.!), and that she's free to come along if she'd like. Whatever her answer, you still do what you said you were going to do. Note a few more rules though: Going to the movies is bad, because you'll both be quiet and not interact until after the movie is over; doing anything expensive is bad unless
both of you share a strong interest in the activity (and remember, you each pay for yourselves!), doing something that screams "couple stuff" is also a no-no, it makes it way too obvious what you are thinking (hinting of it is very important, but making it clear at the very beginning is stupid).
If you're decently dressed, have a decent hygiene, and have decent personal and social skills (you fit these criteria if you don't have any problems getting friends and doing social stuff), then those pointers should get you started.