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undergroundsea -> RE: Confused, in too fast with ProDomme? (9/25/2008 5:43:34 AM)

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ORIGINAL: LadyPact
ETA..... Shall we do Dickens next?


Now if I remember correctly, Estella was really mean to Pip and she onced slapped him.

And once had him bring her lemondage in the garden and then serve as a footstool! At least that's how it read in my textbook!

;-)

Cheers,

Sea



LexiTempest -> RE: Confused, in too fast with ProDomme? (9/25/2008 11:14:13 AM)

Yes, and unlike either of you, I have actually BEEN to Thailand, and I've seen this for Myself.


And no, it isn't legal in Thailand, but law enforcement looks the other way. These girls are forced into prostitution as teenagers because of the poor economy there.

If you don't realize that young girls being SOLD to pimps is a big problem in Asia, then you need to continue "educating yourself."

Edited to add: Also, I am not a conservative. Your ignorance is uncanny. Go read a book, little boy.



LexiTempest -> RE: Confused, in too fast with ProDomme? (9/25/2008 11:50:03 AM)

To the OP, and everyone else for that matter:

My apologies, it wasn't My intent to hijack the thread.

But to answer your original question: I think you know you have been taken for a ride... But not to worry, you will find the right Mistress!






MsCfromMelbourne -> RE: Confused, in too fast with ProDomme? (9/25/2008 3:08:59 PM)

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ORIGINAL: LexiTempest

Yes, and unlike either of you, I have actually BEEN to Thailand, and I've seen this for Myself.


....


Hijack continues ....I wonder if MaleSlaveAnon is in Thailand yet??

Actually I have been to Thailand several times and I have been into Thai brothels and spoken to sex workers (all over 18 btw)

Child prostitution and sex slavery is a scourge all over the planet.  Of course these are very much illegal in Thailand.

But Thailand completely ignores the anti-prostitution laws forced on them by "moral" westerners (the UN) in 1960.  Instead it has implemented a system to protect its adult sex workers from mistreatment and disease. 

Sex workers treated as criminals cannot expect protection by the law.  How is that a better outcome for women who choose sex work to support themselves?

Of course, I feel very sorry for anyone forced by economic circumstances to perform sex work.  But why make their lives more miserable by treating them like criminals instead of victims?

http://www.sexwork.com/coalition/whatcountrieslegal.html




LadyPact -> RE: Confused, in too fast with ProDomme? (9/25/2008 3:46:59 PM)

MsC, at this point in the discussion, I'll bet a few of us wish we were in Thailand.  (Dry humor, but an attempt at humor nonetheless.)

As for Great Expectations, darling sea, you never fail to rise to Mine.





BoiJen -> RE: Confused, in too fast with ProDomme? (9/25/2008 4:23:00 PM)

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ORIGINAL: LexiTempest

Edited to add: Also, I am not a conservative. Your ignorance is uncanny. Go read a book, little boy.



Correction...boi.

And I have read several books in fact. Please read the other posts. lol

As for the other stuff...MsC said it best. :)

boiJen




LadyLupineNYC -> RE: Confused, in too fast with ProDomme? (9/25/2008 4:48:18 PM)

I just changed my sig and part of it seems relevant here:  Facta, non verba 



undergroundsea -> RE: Confused, in too fast with ProDomme? (9/25/2008 5:34:22 PM)

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ORIGINAL: LadyLupineNYC
Facta, non verba gratia placenti


Something to the tune of.....as a matter of fact, non verbal gratitude has something to do with a placenta? Something about sexual favors leading to pregnancy?

Just kidding. I am quite adept at googling Latin phrases ;-)

Cheers,

Sea



undergroundsea -> RE: Confused, in too fast with ProDomme? (9/25/2008 5:36:42 PM)

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ORIGINAL: LadyPact
As for Great Expectations, darling sea, you never fail to rise to Mine.


What can I say, I'm a big Gwyneth Paltrow fan ;-)

Cheers,

Sea



LadyLupineNYC -> RE: Confused, in too fast with ProDomme? (9/25/2008 5:46:22 PM)

Shall I save everyone the trouble? "Deeds, not words for the sake of pleasing..." 



LexiTempest -> RE: Confused, in too fast with ProDomme? (9/25/2008 8:26:03 PM)

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ORIGINAL: MsCfromMelbourne
Sex workers treated as criminals cannot expect protection by the law.  How is that a better outcome for women who choose sex work to support themselves?


I wasn't talking about women who choose sex work. It's not really a choice if you're forced into it.

quote:

ORIGINAL: MsCfromMelbourne
Of course, I feel very sorry for anyone forced by economic circumstances to perform sex work.  But why make their lives more miserable by treating them like criminals instead of victims?

When did I ever say they are criminals? I must have missed that part.

I'm sorry you and jen got so uppity because you felt like I was threatening your rights or whatever (I'm not really sure what jen's problem was)... Unfortunately there is a lot of underage girls in Thailand being taken advantage of, whether you noticed it or not. I did. *shrugs*

Remember John Mark Karr? It should be widely known that Thailand (as well as other asian countries) are hotbeds for underage prostitution (ie raping children) and I chose not to ignore it. Hmm, ignore... ignorance. Makes sense to Me.

At any rate, you have your opinions, and I have Mine. Oh, and don't blame Me for hijacking the thread when you participate :)

Edit: Misspelled the pedo's name.



BoiJen -> RE: Confused, in too fast with ProDomme? (9/26/2008 7:47:59 AM)

Alright...let's be honest about the actuality of the "conversation" here.

MsC and I were not referencing chold prostitution. We were referencing grown adult women who choose to be sex workers. And you decided to take it out of context of the conversation.

Now, is child prostitution wrong? Yes. Does anyone here disagree with that? No. So I don't know why your panties are in a twist here. No one is advocating child prostitution at all in anyway no matter where it may or may not be occuring.

Let's look at something else.

The vast majority of those involved in prostitution anywhere in the world are adult women. Not children. Does that mean that it doesn't happen or that it's not a problem? No...we all acknowledge that it does happen and it is wrong.

I would go on about some other things shown here but they're strictly my personal opinion and all I'm stating right now is that it seems that someone has taken this way out of the ballpark from where it started.

Yes I know I've "spoken" for someone else here...it's a liberty I've taken however, I don't think I've misrepresented anyone. So...with that I have a job I need to get back to.

boiJen



Steponme73 -> RE: Confused, in too fast with ProDomme? (9/26/2008 9:04:41 AM)

Everyone here has a very clear message and the message is "RUN".  Don't look back, don't go back, don't call back and keep going.



LexiTempest -> RE: Confused, in too fast with ProDomme? (9/26/2008 9:16:35 AM)

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ORIGINAL: BoiJen

MsC and I were not referencing chold prostitution. We were referencing grown adult women who choose to be sex workers. And you decided to take it out of context of the conversation.

boiJen


I was talking about child prostitution from the beginning, you know, when you insulted My intelligence and you both made assumptions about Me.

You know what they say about when you assume... [;)]

I'll admit I should have been more specfiic, but I honestly didn't have the energy. Nor did I predict you guys would flip out about "prostitute's rights" when that wasn't even what I was talking about.

At any rate, I don't appreciate the insults. I'm done.



RedMagic1 -> RE: Confused, in too fast with ProDomme? (9/30/2008 4:52:58 PM)

There seem to be a lot of rose-colored glasses regarding Thai prostitution.

I'll ignore the sex workers in Thailand who are (1) male and (2) under the age of 18, and just deal with women who are of the age of majority.  They are not "unionized," as one poster put it.  There are, however, several support groups for female prostitutes.  A quote from the Wikipedia article on Thai prostitution: "Several support organizations for sex workers exist in Thailand. Most of them attempt to discourage women from taking up or continuing the trade."

Like other places in the world, the legal prostitutes in Thailand have higher rates of drug use, venereal disease, and suicide than the general population.  One source is here:
http://www.links.net/vita/swat/course/prosthai.html

It is also worth noting that many foreign men who marry or cohabit with prostitutes end up being killed by them?  Why?  Foreigners cannot own property in Thailand.  The same Wikipedia article says that more Britons are killed in Thailand each year than perhaps any other country in the world.

MsCFromMelbourne, while I completely agree with you that United States laws regarding sex workers totally suck, Australia ain't so hot either.  The laws vary from state to state, and sexworkers in Queensland for example are very restricted by the STATE laws there.  Federal law is essentially silent on sex workers except within the territories, sex workers also have to run the gauntlet of planning permission from local government.

I don't see any reason to play holier-than-thou here.  The reality is that prostitutes get a raw deal pretty much anywhere in the world.  An offhand remark to a non-responding OP about moving to Thailand has gotten blown all out of proportion.



Coupleofwhats -> RE: Confused, in too fast with ProDomme? (9/30/2008 9:14:21 PM)

Professionals sell their time and expertise.
You can not purchase a relationship: if one develops, it is for free, growing out of personal chemistry and compatibility.

She already has a boyfriend: you can not occupy that space. If you decide to see her, do so because you have enjoyable play sessions. If the sessions are not enjoyable, stop seeing her.

Easy!



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