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Originally Posted by DWB (Post 19650892)

Those girls are there on their own free will and work a schedule like any other job. All of the commercialized prostitution in Thailand is that way. It's the tiny shacks and karaoke bars that generally only service Thai men that traffic girls (often underage) the most. It is no coincidence that is also where the bulk of the HIV is, along with the locals brothels along the trucker routes.

So these NGO groups test girls from these types of shit holes that have incredibly high HIV rates then release reports that say 50% of Thai prostitutes are HIV+, when in reality they only tested a small group of girls that almost always come from the high risk, usually trafficked, locals only places, which are often owned by a policemen, someone in military, or sometimes a local politician. It is also said that something like 96% - 98% of all the prostitution in Thailand is for Thai men only (these types of places), which will really fuck your mind up when you see how many prostitutes there are servicing foreigners.

A "fish tank" or "fish bowl" is where girls sit on the other side of the glass, all wear a number. It's like you are looking into a fish bowl, hence the name. The customers sit on the other side, just like you see in the video. They tell the papasan or mamasan what number they want, and up they go unless they get a drink first to chat a bit. You usually get an hour and a half, she baths you, services you, cleans up and does it all over again when she is picked again. Some of the places in Bangkok have incredibly hot girls, Thai Penthouse magazine models and such, and the service is top of the line. Of course you pay more for the best, but the eye candy and quality of service is worth it.

I think I understand what you mean in the first 2 paragraphs, but are you saying the Thai government use specific testing locations to try and skew the numbers as a deterrent or something? Wouldn't surprise me, just want to hear it from the guy who lives there. I'm guessing that is why it didn't shock you aswell.

What about, the girls selling themselves for sex to go to host bars and buy companionship of men? That seemed really strange to me, haven't seen that in the "western" world myself.

By the name fish tank/bowl, I could tell why they called it that, but didn't think it was such a good idea for somewhere selling pussy, to be using the name fishtank :winkwink:. That is what I meant. You could also it call it a hockey rink the way it looked to be honest.

Is it still on netflix?

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Originally Posted by ZombieMovies (Post 19651034)

Yes, I watched it. And I said I think forced and/or survival prostitution is awful.

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Originally Posted by ZombieMovies (Post 19651035)

I also think, however, that it's not up to anyone else to decide what these girls need.

We need to listen to what they want and do that. Not what we think/want.

Ok I was just wondering if you watched it because you seemed to take my points differently to what I might have expected :). Yes it is, and I thought a large portion of it was related to forced/survival prostitution.

Need is a strange word, in theory you only need air, food and water.

Anyway, I'm just glad people are watching things like this, especially within this business. When I first thought about doing this sort of thing, I thought it was all about the money and, to some extent it is, but emotions are powerful aswell.

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Originally Posted by Si (Post 19651043)

Need is a strange word, in theory you only need air, food and water.

what i mean by that is often times we think we know what's best for sex workers and we want to ~*rescue*~ them from it and get them clean and sober and blah blah.

and that's good... IF SHE WANTS THAT.

But what we (we, as in outreach groups, etc) should be doing is asking them what they want or need... not assuming. Maybe they just need some condoms and clean socks, you know? My university major was addictions counseling with a major focus on homeless and street populations, which always includes street level sex workers. And sure, many of them don't want to be doing it... but they're also not READY to get out, and trying to force or drag them from it doesn't fix anything at all. But lending a shoulder to cry on, giving some condoms, that's important.

Focusing on their needs and wants, not our ideas and high horses.

not really all that shocked havent watched all of it yet tho

I saw it, didn't flinch one bit, shit like this happens everywhere.

This is the majority of the world. Bangladesh is the most populated city in the world so realize how deluded we are to think the world is a nice place.

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Originally Posted by RandyRandy (Post 19650322)

A lot of jobs aren't fun for the workers. It's fun for the customers. That's why it's called work. You get paid for production, like flipping burgers or blowing customers. Some jobs are more fun than others. That's life, not always fair.

Translation : Poor people should suffer whatever indignity I can buy from them and fuck it.

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i kunt a4d fiddy whore's... :(

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Originally Posted by CurrentlySober (Post 19651171)

i kunt a4d fiddy whore's... :(

See ! I Told you! lol

FIDDY !!

It's a movie made for white men.

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Originally Posted by mikesinner (Post 19651041)

Is it still on netflix?

There's plenty of torrents of it available if you can't find it anywhere to purchase/rent.

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Originally Posted by mikesinner (Post 19651041)

Is it still on netflix?

Yep it is still there. I watched it there a few months back too.

I really loved it. For a totally different view, The Great Happiness Space is an interesting take on male sex workers in Japan.