We Americans can ill-afford to complain about how good it is at FKK and TJ ... a
rogertex
Texas
That is my conclusion!
On one hand we complain about how bad paid sex is and
on the other we brutally demean when we actually see the goodness happen here.
Deep, hereditary internal conflict? Maybe.
Just today - one of the best TUSCL reviewers - Sinclair
"The strippers who do OTC and the sugar babies who fuck for money are generally not the highest class of people."
.... my experience has been opposite. Civilians are just as crafty, if not more, in getting what they want. While my experience alone matters less, the above statements cement inaccurate stereotypes - that eventually lead to laws that criminalize paid sex.
Then this from another TUSCL Daddy:
"I would be supporting you to the extent that you did not have to grind on strange cocks to pay your school bills, I don't care if it is low extras or no extras, the only one I want to see you naked is me and your doctor.... That is just me, I'm old school like that. I cannot imagine being in love with someone knowing that for 20 bucks any one of the guys on here can look at and grope the woman I love, maybe that makes me insecure but I dont give ashit that is how I am....."
Look everyone is entitled to their opinions and lifestyle choices.
While god bestowed men as well as women with equal dose of sexuality and libido - over the years us men have perpetuated the ideal that - "I the male have a need for multiple women and none can be whoring around for twenty bucks - that's just me old school"
Whoa !!! we are gonna get what we asked for !
1. No honest, upright woman will step into the swinging world - no matter how sexual she may feel.
2. Only the desperate for money women will enter the sex industry - and laced with disgust towards men.
3. There will always be 6 mongers for each willing woman.
4. And us PLs will continue to complain about High prices, Getting ROBbed, Not being treated well, yada yada yada
It is time to rise.
If you are one who aspires to have good and safe sex with multiple women (black, latina, white, tall, curvy or spinner) - the least you can do is acknowledge and respect, and even encourage, the same desires in women. It is natural. It is healthy. And there will be 2 FKKs, 1 Hong Kong and 1 Terma in small town USA - legal, affordable and a blast of fun.
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Seems like other nationalities treat their women better than Americans.
Might be that our sexually repressive country creates males who go a little nuts when they go to liberal venues.
And there are those who want to regulate and legislate our behavior to mimic theirs, because they have all the answers.
How many of us are willing to stand up and say, "I am mad about hookers, and I am not going to be repressed any more!"
Apparently not enough. However, our president has set the precedent that any pervert can become POTUS.
... it starts with awareness - and followed with action.
Here's someone trying to decriminalize prostitution:
https://petitions.moveon.org/sign/decrim…
Hmmm, maybe someone here should start an Organization...
In my experience, the dressing room is filled with girls cackling about being a ROB. I imagine some of it is posing and some of it is true. And I suspect that most of the motivation is social stigma.
(Granted, there are some men who are just as okay with having the same amount of mileage in a high priced VIP as on the floor and there’s no ripping off actually occurring. But in my experience, most are not and are at minimum mildly dissapointed.)
I will say for myself that 98-99% of customers are *not* disgusting creeps. Some may annoy me because they are goofing around on spending. But otherwise, most are likeable enough.
Granted, I believe the cost of sex in Tijuana is more so because of cost of living disparities than culture. Numbeo says Local Purchasing Power in San Antonio, TX (San Antonio is a pretty low cost of living city by US standards btw) is 148.13% higher than in Tijuana.
Whereas Germany just simply has more of the open culture. Which makes things less expensive despite that Local Purchasing Power in Frankfurt is 12.00% lower than in San Antonio, TX
Can't understand people, who go to strip clubs, or in general are looking for hooking up with women - and complain that it is not as good as overseas while at the same time disparaging prostitutes.
@BurlingtonHoFactory - good examples - to prove it's not about religion at all. I'll say - in the end - politics has to follow people's wishes. If there are enough people who feel there is a place and space for legal prostitution, politicians will respond.
Actually i don't think that FKKs could exist in Germany as they do without the influx of cheap sex labor from Eastern Europe where the GDP per capita isn't that much better than Mexico (and Mexico has larger households to save money). That and a permissive culture that legally allows the trade/import of women for sexual services.
@ BurlingtonHoFactory
I agree. I do think certain sects of religions are more likely to push for banning prostitution, but I think overall it's an attitude. In China, the government is seen as kind of a "Big Uncle" whose job is to correct misbehavior and push society to what they consider the "correct" path. I think there are plenty of people in America who feel the same way, and I don't even think it's a "liberal" or "conservative" thing either.
I believe our only hope is Canada. Canadian law regarding prostitution has been vague, with gray areas, and has changed in recent years. Canadians tend to be more progressive (like with immigration, health care and the legalization of marijuana, which I believe they're pushing for). It's a country with a small population relative to its massive size, which a Canadian friend once told me requires a lot of tax money to keep up the infrastructure.
It would not surprise me if Canada legalized prostitution in the near future, with FKK-type clubs and red-light districts. If Germany and other advanced Western countries can do it without turning into the Wild West, I don't see why it can't be done in Canada, which would then become a hot tourist destination, generating much tax revenue.
2) I’m a hardcore atheist, but I don’t agree with those people who seem to want to blame religion for every little thing they happen to dislike. Historically, Catholicism and Islam are even less sexually permissive than Protestantism… and yet Catholic Mexico and Brazil have legalized prostitution, as does most of Latin America.
Also, prostitution is legal in atheist Cuba, but illegal in atheist China.
And prostitution is legal in Muslim Lebanon, Tunisia, Algeria, and Turkey, but illegal in Muslim Syria and Jordan. Clearly this isn’t about religion.
Perhaps you can make the case that it's not about religious belief, per se, but rather about organized religion. In other words, people who believe but who don't go to church regularly might be less likely to want prostitution outlawed. I don't really know. It still seems like a weak connection to me.
3) I’m not convinced that prostitution is illegal in America solely because we, as mongers, tend to speak poorly of sex workers and slutty women in general. I'm sure it doesn't help, but that's not the reason. There is no country that I know of where little girls dream of growing up to be a sex worker. There is no country that I know of where people bring their local brothel-worker to Career Day at schools. And yet many countries have legalized sex work, despite the social stigma.
Also, consider this: we now have legalized weed in many States… and yet no one in history has ever said a kind word about drug dealers or drug users. This is a much more complicated phenomenon. As I’ve said in the past, we have some quirks in our political system here in the States that makes it difficult to make prostitution legal again.
So some might even close instead of still making money hand over fist at 60-100 Euros from every customer (maybe around 500 per day) and woman (maybe around 100 per day) having sex at the club all year round. So they would be different than they are now and probably not the dream destination of many TUSCLers.
Good point. I wonder if these women come to stack paper and go back home or if they truly live to be a long term resident. Cause otherwise you would think they would adjust to the culture and up their prices accordingly?
and country man... I love Latinas. but I love all the rest of them too!!!!