There is invariably more to be said, especially in such an historically and historiographically rich a field as this, but you might like to review some earlier responses to your questions while to wait for fresh answers:

The 'Wyatt Earp effect' states that something statistically improbable (like someone repeatedly surviving a number of gunfights) becomes statistically highly likely to occur, given a large enough sample population; were gunfights really that common in the old West, or is that a creation of fiction?, led by the excellent u/Georgy_K_Zhukov

Were brothels and prostitution as ubiquitous in the American West as is portrayed in film and fiction?, led by the estimable u/itsallfolklore

How did prostitutes in the old American West circa 1865 - 1900 treat LGBT clients?, led by the remarkable u/sunagainstgold