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That's right, it would be wrong to infer that a girl getting lots of expensive gifts is hooking.
I should have mentioned that these friends of my gf said they were doing it. My gf thinks that that high school girls selling sex is less common now a days but that before "sooo many girls did it!" ... she's not from the best part of Osaka :rolleyes: But anyways, it wasn't thought of as being as much of a big deal here as a westerner might make it out to be. |
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On thing I learned after living in Japan is that the most messed up neighborhood could be a mile away from parks and mansions. How people act in the "not best part of Osaka" is actually very different then how they act in the "ok parts of Osaka". I am not trying to judge your gf's experience... I am sure it is accurate and real... I am just saying since we are talking about Japan as a whole, it may not be universal. |
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Now I am right, for the wrong reasons? |
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This thread is really starting to get busy. :rolleyes: While I don't know too much about the Japanese VIEWS on sexual entertainment, I know fine well from plenty of 'internet scouring', that Japanese sexual entertainment can come in many, many forms, some of which may make people pull a disgusted face and ask "why?". lol. Of course that is perhaps another form of entertainment from what the OP asked, but I feel it still counts
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I think it's messed up that young girls do this.
A lot of girls that I've met who did in fact sell sex for handbags and pocket money got damaged emotionally by it later. And in a really weird way, if any guy here has ever had a relationship with an ex-teenage-prostitute you know what I mean, it's so sad to see any human in a condition like that. I am way against anyone doing anything at a young age that could potentially scar them for life. That story changes entirely once we reach an age of maturity, if a 26 year old woman decides to embark in that lifestyle knowing it's risks and rewards then all the power and luck to her. There are plenty of empowered women that have put themselves through school and saved their families from financial crisis by working the sex industry in whatever way they felt was best for them, and who is to say they did the wrong thing? |
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Again, I probably have vastly different morals, but I don't really see what the problem is if high school girls want to hook to buy the latest iphone.
Again, girls have been hooking in exchange for money/tools/food/shelter since the beginning of humankind. It's in our nature. In my opinion (again, only opinion!) you guys have a moral objection to something that is buried deep inside our DNA. Why do you think 99% of the time the man is the one paying for sex? How many male high school boys can hook for money/dinner? This is just how our nature works and will always work. I am believe that most of the girls will not get emotionally damaged voluntarily hooking on the weekends in their free time, and probably will eventually stop when they get their career going and don't need to hook anymore. |
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However these women are far from being a majority. In many countries it is illegal to prostitute oneself, and even in countries when it isn't illegal 'brothels' are illegal. These women get no protection in any way or form. They can be subject to rapes, beatings, kidnappings . . . and these things are common. I'm sure a few our British members could name a fair few serial killers here who preyed on prostitutes. Then - if a prostitute does report a crime - she is hardly ever taken seriouly, because of their job. I guess you could argue 'why not legalise it', which then falls back to 'morals', but I would point out that women - in both case - who 'volunteer' to prositute rarely do so for fun. Usually it is for various issues that Columbine named, and so many of these women will be emotionally damaged from the experience in one way or another. That isn't even getting into issues such as sexually transmitted diseases, unwanted pregnancies (and then issues of 'who is the father?'), or the devaluation of sex or the objectification of women . . . And if you want to argue 'nature', then maybe it's biologically natural for a man to 'get around', but I'm very certain that biologically speaking women are programmed to be monogamous and 'nest', in which case prostitution is unnatural. Even if it was around since the dawn of time, does that make it right? We're a civilised people, we aren't back in the time of Mary Magdeline or whatever, so surely with such intellectual evolution comes a change in morals too? |
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