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If you have been watching the news or reading on the internet, Eliot Spitzer resigned from NY Governor after being discovered with the young and beautiful call girl that he was paying approximately $4,000.00 a pop to be with this hot, young female who was barely older than his own children. Why?

Eliot's little secret has been the hot topic of most cocktail conversations in high society: "Is it okay for men to have high end prostitutes?" Many of these women are wondering if their own hubby's are engaged in similar acts. A warm body to cuddle with, a woman to talk to, someone to take care of his sexual needs. Is it right or wrong?

Another question that is eluding everyone is, "Why is Eliot Spitzer's wife staying with him?" Is it because of the guilt that she probably hasn't slept with him in ten years and therefore feels responsible for her husband outsourcing to meet his own needs? Maybe they had an agreement with each other? After all if she were to get back into her profession she would be more powerful and making more money than her hubby who has inherited all of his wealth. So what is it?

These are just a few of the steamy questions that have been circulating around many of my upscale female friends cocktail hours, book clubs and men's locker rooms.

Obviously this isn't new phenomenon. Many men through out history have paid for sex when their wives no longer find them attractive, nor want to be touched by them. So is Eliot the pig that the media wants us to believe he is or are Call Girls the norm in the 21st century?

I think there are more men who are paying a lot of money for sex for several reasons. First, there isn't a woman alive who is giving sex that is worth $4,000.00 a pop. So what exactly is it that these millionaire men are dishing out that kind of money for? I have my own theory: they are paying for confidentiality, uninhibited sex, cleanliness, youthful beauty, and someone to talk to.

I think some better questions are: How many women know their men outsource their sexual needs and turn a blind eye to it? Second, why are so many women appalled at their husbands infidelity when they cut them off from sex?

Then there is Hillary Clinton. How is this going to affect her already blemished campaign? She pushed so hard to get NY Governor Eliot's endorsement and then his sex scandal was brought to light? What tactics will she use to put distance between her and the now infamous Eliot Spitzer? How familiar this story is to her when her own husband sex scandal was revealed. Will this new scandal reopen her past or will the Clinton's be able to squelch it before it gains momentum? Hmmmm