American Women

[UltraHappy]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jqh3...dex=43&list=WL

South Korean men complaining about how the standards of South Korean women are too high, how their women are too fussy, how they focus too much only on the man's income, his social standing, and not the man himself as a person. South Korean men are having to turn to foreign women in their search for wives due to the scarcity of eligible brides in South Korea. In rural areas, 1 in 3 men have imported foreign wives.

The documentary says that these men usually pay around $10,000 to marriage agencies for arranging a marriage with a foreign wife. If only someone would to explain to these poor guys that they only need to pay just $20 for an ISG membership!

[Dickhead]

Vancouver is well-known throughout Canada for not enforcing the law. Perhaps you should go there!

http://vancouversun.com/opinion/colu...izing-sex-work

Been there several times. Been to every Canadian province plus the Yukon but this will be my first visit to Montréal. Will RTFF.

[The Cane]

Thank you for the additional clarification.

Vancouver is well-known throughout Canada for not enforcing the law. Perhaps you should go there!

http://vancouversun.com/opinion/colu...izing-sex-work

[Dickhead]

To each his own of course, but strictly speaking it is not illegal to hire an escort in Canada and pay for her time and companionship, with whatever activities that occur in that time being between those consenting parties. It is only illegal for the customer to solicit and / or directly purchase sex. The police in several provinces have publicly announced that the enforcement priority will continue to be on underaged transactions and where evidence exists that the provider was trafficked. So life has gone on the same as before, with less explicit language in ads and more customers focusing on booking ladies from well known agencies and / or independents who are reviewed on the major Canadian boards like merb and terb. It is now wise to stay away from the street scene and away from the anonymous ads from lower-end web pages.

Thank you for the additional clarification.

[Mongerer88]

I was not being sarcastic. I was not aware prostitution was illegal in Thailand. I don't like to monger where it's illegal. I have not been to Thailand in almost ten years. It did seem to me that there was a hell of a lot of prostitution going on openly in Canada but when one is a non-citizen, one can get in trouble for things that citizens do not, and it can be a lot harder to get out of said trouble.

Having spent many years living in Argentina, I am familiar with laws being passed only to be ignored, such as the seat belt law down there. But, if this Canadian law is recent, I would not be wanting to ignore it out of ignorance of its existence, and have an issue. So, I thank The Cane and Komo from Qubec for bringing it to my attention just as I am getting ready to go there again.

Sometimes police ignore laws until they don't.

To each his own of course, but strictly speaking it is not illegal to hire an escort in Canada and pay for her time and companionship, with whatever activities that occur in that time being between those consenting parties. It is only illegal for the customer to solicit and / or directly purchase sex. The police in several provinces have publicly announced that the enforcement priority will continue to be on underaged transactions and where evidence exists that the provider was trafficked. So life has gone on the same as before, with less explicit language in ads and more customers focusing on booking ladies from well known agencies and / or independents who are reviewed on the major Canadian boards like merb and terb. It is now wise to stay away from the street scene and away from the anonymous ads from lower-end web pages.

[Dickhead]

I hope this is just your well-known sarcasm at work.

The Canadian law is simply being ignored by the police when it comes to the booking of escorts 18 or older.

Prostitution is illegal in Thailand but it is my understanding that some commercial sex activity occurs there, also.

I was not being sarcastic. I was not aware prostitution was illegal in Thailand. I don't like to monger where it's illegal. I have not been to Thailand in almost ten years. It did seem to me that there was a hell of a lot of prostitution going on openly in Canada but when one is a non-citizen, one can get in trouble for things that citizens do not, and it can be a lot harder to get out of said trouble.

Having spent many years living in Argentina, I am familiar with laws being passed only to be ignored, such as the seat belt law down there. But, if this Canadian law is recent, I would not be wanting to ignore it out of ignorance of its existence, and have an issue. So, I thank The Cane and Komo from Québec for bringing it to my attention just as I am getting ready to go there again.

Sometimes police ignore laws until they don't.

[Mongerer88]

Not the same at all. In Thailand it is sometimes ignored because of the palms that are greased. If you do not pay the police you can not even have a regular business, and you are talking about an illegal one. A couple of years ago my exgirlfriend owned a botox, etc business and had to pay the police US $500/ month. I still have not gotten the scoop on how much those gogos have to pay. But on any given Tuesday night you will see the mamasan going to the door with a small bag when the pickup person comes. If not, then you will read about the raid online and see it on the news.

What I meant is that a person cannot just read the laws of a country to determine the risks, he must gain an understanding of how those laws are enforced. That requires some research and often joining a local John review board. That is true in every country, including Canada and the USA For instance, there is quite a difference in terms of risk of arrest in the USA between responding to an ad from an unreviewed provider on a Backpage type of website, versus seeing a $400 independent escort who screens, has her own website, and has reviews. A foreigner reading years ago that the speed limit on the interstate highways is 55 mph would not have realized that the risk of arrest for going 60 mph was quite a bit different while driving through a large city versus a rural stretch of highway in the western part of the country.

[Run Mann]

But then there is this:

http://www.military.com/daily-news/2...battalion.html

She was selected for the position based on her qualifications which is the way it should be, now she has to get out there perform well to show that she deserved it.

[Komo753]

I hope this is just your well-known sarcasm at work.

The Canadian law is simply being ignored by the police when it comes to the booking of escorts 18 or older.

Prostitution is illegal in Thailand but it is my understanding that some commercial sex activity occurs there, also.

It is not always ignored, it is like when you travel, there are some immigration officers that ignore some offenses and some don't. It depends on the person that's in front of you. Police agents are humans.

If you get stolen or scammed or have trouble with the girl, you are fucked up because the law will not be with you. Even in the USA, prostitution is ignored by the police. There are always people that enforce the law. People are different.

In Japan, prostitution is legal but it is forbidden to sell your vagina. Hand Job, Blow Job, CIM, Anal Sex, etc are legal, Only vaginal sex is illegal. There are many brothels that are called Soapland. Many people do vaginal but nobody knows because you can always claim you only had blow job or anal sex. Japanese authorities never inspect because these Soaplands pay taxes to the Japanese government. If the government closes down those Soaplands they will lose money. That's why they let it to happen.

When prostitution is legal, people are more comfortable and don't need to hide all the time.

[Mr Enternational]

I hope this is just your well-known sarcasm at work.

The Canadian law is simply being ignored by the police when it comes to the booking of escorts 18 or older.

Prostitution is illegal in Thailand but it is my understanding that some commercial sex activity occurs there, also.

Not the same at all. In Thailand it is sometimes ignored because of the palms that are greased. If you do not pay the police you can not even have a regular business, and you are talking about an illegal one. A couple of years ago my exgirlfriend owned a botox, etc business and had to pay the police US $500/ month. I still have not gotten the scoop on how much those gogos have to pay. But on any given Tuesday night you will see the mamasan going to the door with a small bag when the pickup person comes. If not, then you will read about the raid online and see it on the news.

[Mongerer88]

I stand corrected. I last mongered in Canada in 2013. Guess I won't be doing it again. That is too bad since I am going to Montral for the first time a week from tomorrow.

I hope this is just your well-known sarcasm at work.

The Canadian law is simply being ignored by the police when it comes to the booking of escorts 18 or older.

Prostitution is illegal in Thailand but it is my understanding that some commercial sex activity occurs there, also.

[Chocha Monger]

https://www.aol.com/article/news/201...ents/22136059/

Let's say a male teacher was arrested for having sex with a girl in his sixth-grade class. People would cry "Pervert!" and demand that he be locked up. This was seen recently when Tennessee teacher, 50-year-old Tad Cummins, ran off with his student, Elizabeth Thomas, 15.

But when the perpetrator is a woman. And an attractive one at that. And the student is a pubescent boy, the prevailing thought is that she seduced him into an affair.

This double standard is clear in the case of Mary Kay Letourneau, the Washington State woman released after serving seven and a half years in prison for having sex with her student, Vili Fualaau. He's seen, with a wink and a grin, as a big man for scoring with an older babe. And she's seen as the siren who betrayed her husband and abandoned her four children in a misguided quest for love.

Vili was 12 when his teacher began to groom him for sex. She was 34. He wasn't a young stud, but a child exploited by an adult who was obviously mentally disturbed. She was not a seductress and they did not have trysts. She was a predator and what happened between them was a crime.

Justice prevailed in this case. Though it rarely even gets a chance in most instances of child sexual abuse. Primarily because Ms. Letourneau blatantly violated parole after her first conviction and had sex again with Vili, who was then 13.

But if you ask the public's opinion, you will find that few people think that Ms. Letourneau's crime is as serious as that of a man having sex with a girl. Even if you discount the illicit, immoral nature of sexual contact between a 12-year-old and 34-year-old, how could there really be a "relationship," as it's often been described, between them?

The news media fuel the misconceptions. "Mary Kay gets her boy toy back," guffawed The New York Post on its front page. Many articles and TV reports have focused on the salacious specter of abuser and victim reuniting, with the two children they produced, as one big happy family. A tabloid once described Mr. Fualaau as saying that the two had sex in nearly every room of her house, something you'd never read about a man violating a child. But nobody talks about why Vili Fualaau was vulnerable to Ms. Letourneau in the first place, and the damage that childhood sex with an adult has caused to his psyche. Boys, the assumption goes, can take care of themselves.

Behind the distorted views is the myth that boys cannot be violated by women. According to statistics from the National Center for Juvenile Justice, women commit 20 percent of sexual abuse of boys (and 5 percent of abuse of girls).

Biologically, research shows, the body responds to stimulation even when the mind says no. Boys may consent to sex with a woman because it's easier to identify with "getting over' on someone, than being powerless to stop an attack. But even when children consent, it doesn't count because they lack the emotional and intellectual maturity to understand what they're doing.

Studies show that male survivors also grapple with feelings of isolation, inadequacy and vulnerability, concerns about their sexuality and masculinity, and difficulties finding resources and support. Physically or sexually abused boys are more likely than those not abused to smoke, drink or use drugs. And in one study, 57 percent of molesters were themselves sexually abused as children.

In an interview on the NBC program "Today', Mr. Fualaau tried to explain whether he and Ms. Letourneau might reunite by saying, "I mean, we left on awkward terms. " It was reminiscent of a 50-something woman who described how, when she was a teenager, an uncle would come to her for sex. He stopped for a few years, she said, "And then we got back together. " Her sense of reality was so altered by her experience that she saw a relationship. Such is the case with Vili Fualaau.

There can be no happily ever after to this sad tale. Mr. Fualaau, at 21, said he wanted to be with Ms. Letourneau, and a judge lifted an order banning contact. The court has recognized that as an adult, he has a right to see her, but it's important to remember that the decision to do so was never his. Ms. Letourneau took away Mr. Fualaau's ability to choose for himself many years ago.

One type of female offender prefers to offend with teenagers. According to psychologists, these women are often lonely and angry, have difficulty with relationships with men, have poor understanding of sexual norms and have unresolved feelings from being abused themselves. Their victims are seen as developing young men "experimenting" with their sexuality. Many male victims recount being congratulated instead of being given assistance when attempting to report the abuse. If the same thing was done to female victims of male perpetrators, there would be outrage and those failing in their duty to assist them would face severe consequences. However, female predators continue to get off lightly because of their gender.

[Run Mann]

https://www.aol.com/article/news/201...ents/22136059/

Hahahaha, Of course if you're 17 and even 16 and a 25 year old teacher that looks like that has sexual relations with you're scarred for life or maybe not. Wish I had a teacher like that when I was 17 who gave me the business like she did these boys.

[Dickhead]

I am from Quebec.

I stand corrected. I last mongered in Canada in 2013. Guess I won't be doing it again. That is too bad since I am going to Montréal for the first time a week from tomorrow.

[The Cane]

First female commander of Marine One fired after beating her wife!

http://www.military.com/daily-news/2...lt-charge.html

But then there is this:

http://www.military.com/daily-news/2...battalion.html