Is this the infamous Minji???! Wow...
What was the damage per session? I'm surprised she's married. Thought she was back in Korea.
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Is this the infamous Minji???! Wow...
What was the damage per session? I'm surprised she's married. Thought she was back in Korea.
Exactly right LuvJapPussy. I am no Brad Pitt in looks but have had no issues with speaking to woman regardless of appearance. I have know girls that are hot as fuck and some that are ugly as fuck, either way, they are woman and are awesome people.
And you are right about the appearance/handsome/non good looking guys dating WL's. They are good with business and other things but when it comes to dating, they lack confidence so feel the need to date a WL. I think the reason they date WL's is because they would not be able to do it in the real world. Going to the brothel is a alternative way of introducing themselves and meeting a woman as oppose to the other way which is meeting woman in the real world. Its sort of a backdoor / alternative way of them meeting a WL and asking them out and start dating. But yeah, majority of dudes that date WL's can't date in the real world. Sorry, its just reality. And I have seen it time and time again from the WL's I see. WL's do not love their boyfriends. It all boils down to having someone there to support them emotionally/physically.
It's a strong indication of the power of loneliness. Even though my marriage lacks in certain areas I still have that sense of belonging n purpose.Quote:
Originally Posted by LuvJapPusssy
Some great and valid points above. The WL-BF dating arrangement is a complex and interesting one, but when you skin this animal it generally looks something like this:
Chick
- She's young attractive and comes here to make as much money in the shortest amount of time.
- She gets herself a bf for (temporary) companionship, intimacy, and for the physical/emotional security. Afterall, she's still a young woman with hormones and emotions and needs to feel like a normal woman when she's not prostituting herself for a fistful of dollars
- She has no intentions in marrying or settling down with the bf, it's just a short term arrangement while she makes money.
- She'll generally have the bf wrapped around her little finger and with enough sex appeal she'll receive a ton of kickbacks, gifts and perks from the bf and the plethora of thirsty desperate punters that get their plumbing serviced by the chick. At this point she'll be stringing several blokes along (her rotation)
- She works 5 to 7 days per week 12hrs a day to maximise her earnings.
- Her so called friends at the shop are not really her friends but bitchy narcissistic jealous rivals; the only thing all these chicks have in common is that they suck cocks and get pumped by random old fat punters all day long.
- Rinse and repeat cycle but in a different area/country.
Boyfriend
- For the bf the WL is just a trophy girl, someone he can show off, take out to movies, restaurants, concerts, trips etc
- He gets free sex and maybe the occasional raw dog when she's on the rags.
- He has no intentions in settling down or marrying the chick ie she's just a prostitute
- If/when the bf falls in love with the chick (RED flag) that's when the situationship turns to a situation-shit, another words he is as good as fucked.
Note: Most of these arrangements start off as situationships, but if the situationship turns into a relationship it's the bf that generally ends up fucked financially, emotionally and psychologically.
Some other variations to the above include
- WL in search of a visa-PR mule (aka PR'oyfriend)
- These chicks are generally the older and more seasoned MILFs with a kid and some bad debts back home.
- The MILFs cannot compete with their younger sexier prettier rivals, and with time and age against them, they look for lonely old fat balding single/divorced retirees; ie blokes with money and assets (Note: looks, hair, physique, charm, hyegene etc are optional only)
- Once they get residency and the lifestyle they seek it's just a question of whether the old cunt kicks the bucket first or whether she dumps him first.
In some aspects it's a hard and sad life but ultimately it's their choice and their life; there's no wrong or right, just the consequences of their actions and their fucked up perspective on life in that money will make them happy
If you think Momo is tight. TW Sherry is so much tighter than come J Aimi..even J Mari is or about same as Momo.Quote:
Originally Posted by critical brain mass
They're all good root! j May is the best root there for me..it's having sex with a virgin only 21 yo :)
All valid points. Like you said bro, its their choice and life. They all have the opportunity to get out but don't. I have heard from some that they are over the money but due to their age, need to work to pay bills and debts. And with no super, they are in a really difficult situation already once they past 30 - 35 and still doing this job.Quote:
Originally Posted by Double_Adapter
Which Aimi are you referring to?Quote:
Originally Posted by woods23
Isn't this what a normal relationship is?Quote:
Originally Posted by Niceguy11
It's supposed to be that. but times have changed.Quote:
Originally Posted by faruk
Most modern day chicks (including the 300+ pounders) are delusional. They all seek that elusive male unicorn; a bloke that looks like Brad Pitt, has the physique of Mr Olympia, smells like Tom Ford, the wealth of Elon Musk, and the brains of Terence Tao. I mean if the chick is a Miss Universe, a catwalk or centrefold model then fuck yeah, she's entitled to a unicorn everyday of the week, but for those chicks that bring fuck all to a man's table....hell no! The juice ain't worth the fucken squeeze.
Maybe we travel in different circles... the ones I know, while OZ has free education (and if you can't afford the incidentals like uniforms, the state will help you), medical (never met an Aussie who complained they couldn't afford medical care (and again, if they can't, the state helps), there's CentreLink, etc, etc... Where the girls I know come from, that's not the case. Education is not free, medical care is "you pay" (or govt hospital which you don't want), your parents retirement can be a direct responsibility of yours (the well known "repaying the mother's milk")... It's not the state, but the family who is responsible. So, if your kid's hungry, your parents need medicine, you want your kid to get a good education to have a chance at a better life... there's no queuing up at CentreLink, it's up to you to provide. Not so much as money making them happy, but money necessary to survive, to take care of family. And I'm not talking about the "papa sick, mama sick, buffalo die" BS. A girl who's suddenly a widow, left with a kid to support. A father with TB who needs expensive foreign medicine. Or just someone who sees that the only hope for retirement is to go be an expat in a shitty job, earn enough to build a shophouse back home.Quote:
Originally Posted by Double_Adapter
Ask yourself, could you be an expat in a foreign country where you couldn't speak the language, working a shit job, to earn money for yourself/family. Easy to say yes, a lot less easy to actually do (what's CentreLink's number...).
And one last thought: to those who complain about her lack of communication skills, why don't you try speaking to her in HER mother tongue. Go try and live in a foreign country and pick up the language there... And if you're ever lucky enough to visit her in her country, you will be amazed at how intelligent SHE is, and how ignorant YOU are.
Well, that's my circle of experiences...
The ones I've met, certainly not everyone, but a number... could bring something to the table, and I'm not talking dinner (though a number are quite good cooks). Some one who's willing to do what is necessary to support the family, not run away or sit on the curb and cry, but stand in the trenches with you when the shit hits the fan... Trick is, she has to look at you as family, and that is earned...Quote:
Originally Posted by Double_Adapter
There is only 1 Ami at 108. Not Aimi at no 6 you thinking off, Ami will shit all over her ! Go check 108 website for Ami photoQuote:
Originally Posted by faruk
Better face
Way better body- killer ass
Better attitude cheek/fun girl
Better sex
Better kisser
Better asslide
Better boobs
Better pussy
Better lips
Better age
Better on all four. Hahaha. I think that's about it :)
How many girls are in those situations though? Most I have come across are doing it so they can travel and buy LV.Quote:
Originally Posted by 11Bravo
Haha thanks mateQuote:
Originally Posted by woods23
Depends on your servers demographics... In my case, I'd bet the vast majority; family...Quote:
Originally Posted by faruk
For the sake of clarity, the context here is prostitutes in developed countries not prostitutes in third world countries.
And as for chicks of today, the moral of the story is 'they just don't build 'em the way they used to'
Chicks of yesteryear
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Chicks of today
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DIFFICULT times create STRONG people
STRONG people create EASY times
EASY times create WEAK people
WEAK people create DIFFICULT times
So based on the above, as a society I'd say we're on third base nearing fourth base.
And, MY experience, most prostitutes in developed countries come from third world countries; follow the money - duh.Quote:
Originally Posted by Double_Adapter
DISCLAIMER: The above statement might be skewed due to the author's preferred demographics.:smile:
OK, I'll play... fourth base? What game is that?:confused2:Quote:
Originally Posted by Double_Adapter
...if we use WTO's HDI metric system then prostitutes working in our neck of the woods are technically not considered third world.Quote:
Originally Posted by 11Bravo
Why don't we be more specific? I have in mind WLs from Japan, China and Korea. They're not exactly third world countries.Quote:
Originally Posted by 11Bravo
Yeah the aforementioned SEA countries et al have moved on with the times.Quote:
Originally Posted by faruk
Afghanistan, Angola, Cambodia, Chad, Haiti, Rwanda, Somalia, Togo, Uganda et al are considered 3rd world countries, and as far as I know there's no WLs from those countries working here.
Learn something new every day. Now, about that 4th base...Quote:
Originally Posted by Double_Adapter
Certainly Japan and Korea are 1st world. Thailand and Vietnam, I'm going to switch to 2nd world, certainly outside the major cities. Maybe still outdated, so lets say more an agrarian society. Or at least a WIDE disparity in wealth distribution (run over and kill a cop... not a problem if you have the money... but that average delivery guy being shaken down by a cop...) Then start comparing salaries with costs... know what a new car costs in Thailand, compared to an office worker's salary... Private hospital or govt hospital (not quite live or die, but... just ask a Thai which they'd prefer). Sure, BKK seems quite well off, but isn't there a reason why there are so many som-tam carts out on the street in the heat....Quote:
Originally Posted by faruk
I will admit I was lumping in China with the latter, and China is certainly not 3rd world, but... with 1.4 billion people, not everyone is going to be middle class. Frankly, I was amazed at the lack of govt social programs in a communist/socialist/whatever state. I think you might be hard-pressed to find that CentreLink number in your standard PRC city... Education free up to 9th grade (though still allowed to charge for extras (hmmm, does THAT sound familiar?), but good ole high school and university... not everyone's getting in, and even if you do, better have some cash for tuition... Granted, I'm just not that familiar with govt financial aid programs there. Perhaps Machiavellian, but you have to keep that supply of factory workers coming to build all those Apple phones, electric cars, etc., etc. And those factory workers, what, $1000/month, but I know some small shop workers making half that. And I do know that older workers, say 30ish, are discriminated against in the service (example restaurant) industry - perception is that they're just not going to move as fast as a 20ish someone. Medical/dental fees can seem low to me, but then, I'm not working for $1k/month... that $15 extraction could seem to be a better choice than that $100 crown for some... Winter heating costs, piped in hot water or coal... neither are free. Medical insurance costs, govt retirement fees so you might get something when you retire... Sure, if you're working in that major bank in Beijing, Shanghai... might not be a problem. But if you don't have permission to move there, and you're stuck in "my hometown-ville", small business... money might be a bit tighter...
So... if your own education has been somewhat stunted, your family is not middle class, but you still want a better future... such as a house/owned apartment, savings for retirement, food on the table, getting your kid in a good school... that $1000/month isn't going far. Maybe if there's 2 of you... but death of a husband, his bailing... doesn't seem like child support is going to be top agenda in a male dominated society... But I'm guessing there...
So the opportunities and paths open for advancement just might not be as open as one would think in a 1st world country. If nothing else, a LOT of competition for that job. 9th grade education, even a high school one, might go a lot further elsewhere if there's a couple of orifices available... Kid put through school, parents have a comfortable retirement, you just might be able to afford that apartment (if it ever gets built), dad gets his medicine, sibling gets an education... NEVER underestimate the family obligations in an Asian family... Big difference between 1st world and equal opportunity for all... All those PRC uni kids you see overseas... I doubt that all that many have factory worker parents...
That's my view and experience. YMMV.
With the current cost of living and housing prices out of reach for most of our young, we're just barely clinging on to 1st world status.
Perhaps a house on a quarter acre block isn’t the way things are done anymore. An apartment close to a station is the way to go now.Quote:
Originally Posted by dotcumdotinyou
There isn’t any harm in renting is there? I see the only problem in paying rent to be old age. When you don’t have that job. Maybe social housing will be the way to go then?
The way I see it if you don’t work hard continuously when you can then you only have yourself to blame for your destiny.
NO disrespect meant.Quote:
Originally Posted by dotcumdotinyou
My point in the above is that Australia's govt social safety net has a pretty fine mesh. Sick, disabled, injured... might take some time, but govt coin will eventually flow into your bank account. Unemployed? I don't know for sure, but methinks yes. Housing support might take years, but still a possibility. I was also told there's even govt payments for baby's milk (well to help support your kids while growing up). Free education through high school, etc., etc. Very possible pension, retirement, or social security payments for your old age.
Now, in China, certainly first world, but seems to me their safety net is a lot looser mesh, more along the lines of DIY, FAMILY supported. (Out of curiosity, used Google-is-your-friend to find Chinese monthly pension payments. Best case for the "you paid in" pension is around $500/month, while that BASIC state pension is the mind-numbing whopping amount of $28/month. If anyone has better info, step right up, and while my demographics might be "older", none has reached retirement age so the answers I've gotten are "not sure". China might be cheap, but I just don't think $28/month is going to make it... hello kids. And like many countries, those plans are at risk of running out of money with an increasing aging population coupled with a declining birth rate).
For both populations, a possible way to jumpstart a better future is off-shore employment. You served? Private security contractor pays very well. Good news: no more coat and tie. Bad news: ceramic vest. Tech skills? Money still to be made in oil, gas, pipelines, construction, etc., even if your view out the window might be "sparse", ala Middle East. Bad news is, the unskilled labor is all taken by TCN's, so having paid attention in uni, trade school does pay off.
Point is, 1st world Australia, why are so many griping about shrinking fortunes? Get a better job, higher salary, prepare for the future, what's the problem (NO disrespect). Or sit back and wait for CentreLInk to reach out, be content with your lot in life. But China, 1st world? Obviously, certainly. As a Thai would say, "same same, but different". The PRC's I've known and know, very smart, plan for the future. In another clime, I've escorted friends to the Hawala facilities, no need to explain where that income came from. In Sydney, bank transfer, WeChat has a lot of features IF you have a Chinese bank account... No doubt most are buying branded goods, proof that the expate life is working out, save-the-face gifts for back home, even to sell on the home leave. But AGAIN, my experience over a number of years in a number of countries, with those that I've known, it's family, Family, FAMILY...
MY experience, and again, NO disrespect intended.
China is not communist or socialist, it's an authoritarian capitalist dictatorship.Quote:
Originally Posted by 11Bravo
I think you are pretty well spot on there Bro 11Bravo...