Reply to: UK sex workers in 'dire and desperate' need amid coronavirus lockdown

[LondonManc]

That wasn’t someone’s finger you were sucking.

Let me guess, you declared "I feel good".

:getmecoat:

The old man does a lot of business down the docks, but index linking his menu card prices to crude oil isn't looking so clever now.

Oh come on, he's always had to pay for it.

[vetran]

Well I have no first hand experience....

Being first in the Barrel counts!

[northernladyuk]

The old man does a lot of business down the docks, but index linking his menu card prices to crude oil isn't looking so clever now.

[jamesbrown]

Well I have no first hand experience....

That wasn’t someone’s finger you were sucking.

[psychocandy]

Not sure you understand glory holes....

Well I have no first hand experience....

[LondonManc]

Solution - perfectly safe and socially distanced too.......

Glory hole...

Not sure you understand glory holes....

[psychocandy]

Solution - perfectly safe and socially distanced too.......

Glory hole...

[vetran]

Would be weird if you paid for “Candy” , and ended up with “Roxanna” . I bet it happens


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pay me enough call me Candy...

[vetran]

I'm just going to leave this here: Legalization has turned Germany into the 'Bordello of Europe' and we should be ashamed (NSFW)

It's a tough read.

I'm now going to find other threads in which to play... cheerio.

In addition to legalizing pimping, the Prostitution Act made it possible for prostituted people to become regular employees, subject to taxation and access to social benefits. Yet only 44 out of an estimated 400,000-1,000,000 prostituted people have chosen to register as prostitutes in order to access said benefits.

Law enforcement and social workers in Sweden, where the Nordic model has been in place for over a decade, say they have no problem finding prostitution and johns; the only issue is finding resources to address these situations.

When we consider this, along with the fact that relatively few people receive the supposed social benefits that come with having the industry “out in the open,” shouldn’t we be talking about the way in which prostitution in Germany is “underground?”

So my point about about working within the legal framework stands. I was shocked by some of the marketing, I would expect that to be regulated.

[caffeine man]

No right of substitution?

Would be weird if you paid for “Candy” , and ended up with “Roxanna” . I bet it happens


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[caffeine man]

Wonder if there are day rate snobs? "Humph, not getting into bed for that!"

No, but you have to finish in less than 5 minutes.


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[wattaj]

I'm just going to leave this here: Legalization has turned Germany into the 'Bordello of Europe' and we should be ashamed (NSFW)

It's a tough read.

I'm now going to find other threads in which to play... cheerio.

[vetran]

I think it's interesting to compare what's happening in nail bars with this debate about the sex industry. Other than the taboo nature of sex work, nail bars are pretty similar. The workers are frequently illegal and exploited, forced to work long hours with dangerous chemicals for little money. The coercion and human trafficking is just as bad as any brothel.

Does anybody care that every high street has shop full of slaves labouring away for wages no real employee could survive on? Most people do not give a rat's ass. It's fully out in the open for everyone to see because nobody cares at all. Why all the moral hand wringing about brothels when the country is full of nail bars and dodgy car washes? Because sex is shameful.

Precisely well said. Police the bit that is illegal i.e. the drugs & trafficking let the girls (and boys) work if they want to.

Interesting reported crime has fallen by only 20% despite the streets being empty. What do the police spend their time doing? - telling people off for paying football in their front garden!

[hairymouse]

I think it's interesting to compare what's happening in nail bars with this debate about the sex industry. Other than the taboo nature of sex work, nail bars are pretty similar. The workers are frequently illegal and exploited, forced to work long hours with dangerous chemicals for little money. The coercion and human trafficking is just as bad as any brothel.

Does anybody care that every high street has shop full of slaves labouring away for wages no real employee could survive on? Most people do not give a rat's ass. It's fully out in the open for everyone to see because nobody cares at all. Why all the moral hand wringing about brothels when the country is full of nail bars and dodgy car washes? Because sex is shameful.

[northernladyuk]

Wonder if there are day rate snobs? "Humph, not getting into bed for that!"

The old man needs a good kicking before he'll nosh a sailor for under a fiver.