No. Almost 100% of sex buyers are male. The sex trade is populated primarily by women and girls and to a much lesser extent, men and trans people. There are indeed incidents of women paying for sex worldwide but it’s extremely rare.
Almost 100% of the time, it is men paying for sexual access to women and girls or to other men and trans people. Ruhama has been in operation since 1989 and has yet to see an incident of a woman paying a man for sex.
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