Berlin

Had another session this week with Lena from Time Out.

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Again a fantastic session like last time. This time I went for the 1/2 hr. + FT.
50 Euros + 15 Euros for a total of 65 Euros.

She is very engaging and is, by my definition, as close to a GFE as you can get at a Bordello. The kissing begins before the money changes hands and does not end until you are out the door.

Her oral skills are exceptional IMO and this time she bought Little Angus to his happy ending using just tongue flickers and just the right subtle hand movements. It was quite mind blowing.

Lots of buzz about her on the German forums and about Time Out in general. I also met Marina this time and, while attractive, she seemed not as vivacious as Lena.

I will definitely repeat with Lena.

AM

[QUOTE=Zhuren]Until quite recently, prostitution was totally illegal in Germany. Well, kindof.[/QUOTE]Not true. Prostitution itself was not illegal, but supporting it by anything more than renting out space. Exactly this was the legal loophole the FKK clubs used: They provided FKK environment, and allowed people to do whatever they wanted. But even doing the bills for the girls would have been illegal. Now, the situation had changed.

[QUOTE=Zhuren]In 2002, during the Red-Green coalition, prostitution was “legalized” in Germany. Well, kindof. Quite humorously, a law was enacted in Germany in 2002 that specified that from there on now, a sex worker had a right to her (or his, or its) money.[...] Sex workers can (and must) carry health-, unemployment- , and social security insurance.[/QUOTE]Not quite. If they are self-employed, they are responsible for their social security as like other self-employed person in Germany. They may, but they need not enter the federal social security systems. And, in fact, most of them are self-employed. They come when they want to, they work where they want to.

[QUOTE=Zhuren]The backdrop of this law wasn't foreign workers. It was unadulterated governmental greed: The government wanted to participate in the money made. Via taxes. Since 50% taxes are not unheard of in Germany, [/QUOTE]Nobody in Germany pays 50% taxes. Apart from that, the goal was to legalize the trade in order to separate the good guys from the bad guys. And that worked. Anyone who is earning illegal money in Germany with prostitution (this is: using force or threat or abusing the lack of knowledge of foreign girls) would be a complete idiot. Some again and again tried it after 2002, with one result: The legal competitors hurt them with their pricing, and, as a nice addition, submitted some info to their new friends, the police. At any place which places ads on state-operated buses, like Artemis, one can be sure that the conduct there of any illegal practice would be as likely as the sale of illegal drugs at Karstadt.

Another reason was that more and more lawyers were of the opinion that undue restrictions of prostitution would be unconstitutional, as any restriction to the exercise of a profession has to be proportional with respect to the legitimate goal it should achieve. "Morality" is not such a goal, but an objective value has to be defined, since, according to the German consitutional law, it is not the duty of the state to tell its inhabitants how they should live, and what they should consider normal. Some judges, particularly in Berlin, started to review the existing laws, and the government did not want to get a "test case" to the Constitutional Court. This was why the Prostitution Act got enacted. I will include a translation of that short below.

Still problematic for the trade are the zoning laws, particularly in Berlin: Brothels are regarded as commercial enterprises (Gewerbebetrieb), which are restricted in residential or mixed areas. In mixed areas, they are legal as long as they do not "objectively disturb". And some local authorities think that they do, not because of morality, but simply because lots of customers walk in and out, park their cars, etc. This is the reason why most bigger brothels are located in industrial areas.

[QUOTE=Zhuren]Only by making the taking of money legal, the government could demand their take in taxes. Everything MUST be logical in Germany.[/QUOTE]This, too, is not true. Cf. Section 40 of the German Revenue Act (Abgabenordnung) explicitly states: "For the purposes of taxation, it shall be irrelevant if any conduct which, in full or in part, constitutes an element of a taxation rule, constitutes a violation against a legal rule, or against good mores."

[QUOTE=Zhuren]And now for the real perversion: According to published reports, unemployed women were offered sex jobs from the governmental agencies, and when the women turned the offers down, the unemployment benefits were reduced or denied. [/QUOTE]Not true. It turned out that the press reports related to bar (not erotic) staff at night clubs, and that the jobs were offered to people who used to work at other night clubs beforehand and entered this as the employment they were looking for in the forms.

[QUOTE=Zhuren]The downside of the (kindof) legalization: The public health authorities ("Gesundheitsamt") now don’t have a legal basis for mandatory health checks. They have been abandoned.[/QUOTE]This had to do with the new Infektionsschutzgesetz (Infectious Diseases Protection Act) and not with the Prostitiution Act.

[QUOTE=Zhuren]According to the law, prostitution is still illegal, and represents a misdemeanor or regulatory offense, for which the sex worker can get issued a summons. Kindof like a traffic ticket. § 184d is still on the books, it can land a sex worker in jail for up to six month if she (or he) "persistently violates a restriction to perform acts of prostitution in certain locations or at certain times." Meaning: Local (or any) governments can still declare their city, or their whole state a “Sperrbezirk”- if they are so inclined - and make it off-limits for prostitution.[/QUOTE]It is not quite like that. The declaration of a Sperrgebiet is regulated in Art. 297 EGStGB (Act Implementing the Criminal Code), which gives the State governments the right to order by statutory instrument:

- for a whole town with up to 50,000 inhabitants,
- for parts of any town with more than 20,000 inhabitants, or
- for public roads, parks, etc. independent from the size of the town for a whole town
that is shall be illegal to perform prostitution, as far as it is necessary for the protection of the youth or "public morality". The State governments may transfer this right to other authorities. However, prosititution may not be limited to certain single roads or house blocks.

Berlin does not have such a statutory instrument. In any case, prostitution cannot be banned out of a complete state.

[QUOTE=Zhuren]The socialist/conservative coalition that is now in power is making a lot of noises that the abovementioned law did not work, and that more controls are necessary. A backlash is entirely possible.[/QUOTE]Exactly that government - a conservative ministry - has published an opinion according to which any ban of prostitution would be unconstitutional. Thy only want to introduce a licensing requirement. The "big players" in the trade support this idea (probably because they would get rid of some minor competitors that way).

Here is the translation of the Prostitution Act as promised by me (I translated it by myself):

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Act Regulating the Legal Status of Prostitutes (Prostitution Act - ProstG)
Of 20 December 2001

Section 1
In case that sexual acts had been performed against a remuneration agreed upon before, such agreement shall result in an enforceable claim. The same shall apply in cases where a person keeps him-or herself ready for the performance of such acts for a certain period of time against a remuneration agreed upon before, in particular in connection with an employment relationship.

Section 2
The claim cannot be assigned (to a third party), and can only be asserted in one's own name. The only defence available against a claim according to Section 1 sentence 1 shall be complete non-performance, but against a claim according to Section 1 sentence 2 is shall also be partial non-performance with relation to time. Apart from the defence of performance (section 362 of the Civil Code), and of limitation (of action), all other defences shall be excluded.

Section 3
With respect to prostitutes, the limited power of the employer to give instructions within the context of dependent activities shall not prevent the assumption of (such activity forming) employment within the meaning of social security laws.

Regards TokyToky

Is there any Laufhaus area in Berlin? I mean that sort of "hotels" where the girls wait in the door of their room. In some cities there are several of them in the same street, so you can walk a bit and choose the girl you prefer.

Is there any Laufhaus area in Berlin? I mean that sort of "hotels" where the girls wait in the door of their room. In some cities there are several of them in the same street, so you can walk a bit and choose the girl you prefer.

[QUOTE=Henrykk]Is there any Laufhaus area in Berlin? I mean that sort of "hotels" where the girls wait in the door of their room. In some cities there are several of them in the same street, so you can walk a bit and choose the girl you prefer.[/QUOTE]
.. that I am aware of.

Berlin is not like other German cities in this way.

Action can be had but it doesn't take this form.

[QUOTE=Henrykk]Is there any Laufhaus area in Berlin? I mean that sort of "hotels" where the girls wait in the door of their room.[/QUOTE]
You can try Freudenhaus Hase. Girls are waiting at the door of their room in bikini or corsage. You can do a pre-selection on this webpage which shows the girls having booked a room in this place for next week:

[url]http://www.freudenhaus-hase.de/html/anwesenheit.html[/url]

You have a review of the place on this one:

[url]http://www.freudenhaus-hase.de/html/presse1.html[/url]

Address is on their website. Have fun!
Jim

[QUOTE=GandJim]You can try Freudenhaus Hase.[/QUOTE]Thank you, this one was the only I founded on google. Is it possible that it is the only Laufhaus in the whole Berlin?

[QUOTE=Henrykk]Thank you, this one was the only I founded on google. Is it possible that it is the only Laufhaus in the whole Berlin?[/QUOTE]It definitely is.

Background info: There are two reasons.

Reason one: With regard to the enforcement of (nowadays: former) German laws concerning prostitution, the forms how brothels are commonly operated vary from state to state. It has to do with the ways how the 16 German federal states implemented the laws - in Germany, states implement federal laws and are generally not subject to orders from the federal government; also the courts are (apart from the supreme courts) state courts. Thus, the interpretation of the laws varied from state to state. In some state, FKK clubs were considered alright, in others, there were the Laufhaus type brothels, others rather accepted apartments. In Berlin, the apartments dominated the scene.

Reason two: Until 1990, West Berlin was a kind of island, fenced and walled in, hundreds of miles away from West Germany. It was very likely to meet other people who know you in each and every situation. Thus, with respect to anything which was considered immoral, people in West Berlin preferred perfect anonymity, which they could enjoy in any type of brothel where they did not have to meet anyone. Of course, a Laufhaus is not perfect for this.

Of course, the situation has changed, and there is now a small Laufhaus (Hase), and there are two FKKs (Artemis and La Folie, while the latter is not a "real" FKK because it is lacking the typical facilities). However, the traditionally preferred form still is the apartment style Puff. You find a lot of addresses at [url]http://www.rotlichadresse.de[/url] or [url]http://www.bordelle-berlin.info[/url] , with many links to apartment homepages.

This is just a small reflection on the posting I've written about one and a half months ago, reviewing Tiffany [ [url]http://www.ritter11.de[/url] ].

Up to now I've been there three times, all three with Jenny. Every next time is never worse (in fact, always better) then the last. So just confirming all the positive things I've said before.

If all the girls at Tiffany are the same as Jenny to me, Tiffany is the place to be.

Once again at this safe-sexed policy house :

1) ROMY : two last meetings with her because she's leaving Germany. Of course the meetings were wonderful as they used to be. Notice that the meetings with her should be with appointments ("private meetings" called "escort" on the website [url]www.kamilla-dee.com[/url] ).

2) LUCY : new young artist coming from another continent , implicated in "action".

3) MARIANNA : IMHO, she becomes more professionnal so the meeting may get more in efficiency but less in charm

[QUOTE=Bobo.fr]Once again at this safe-sexed policy house :

1) ROMY : two last meetings with her because she's leaving Germany. Of course the meetings were wonderful as they used to be. Notice that the meetings with her should be with appointments ("private meetings" called "escort" on the website [url]www.kamilla-dee.com[/url] ).

2) LUCY : new young artist coming from another continent , implicated in "action".

3) MARIANNA : IMHO, she becomes more professionnal so the meeting may get more in efficiency but less in charm[/QUOTE]

So it means none of these beautiful girls offer oral without condon, nor CIM or CIF..??

What are the normal rates there...??

Cheers,
The AF

[QUOTE=The AF]
...
What are the normal rates there...??

Cheers,
The AF[/QUOTE]
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Does anyone have any knoweldge of a pretty stunning busty woman (Jenna I think) who worked at Royal salon near Bundesplatz? The management is a bit cagey about her whereabouts. Maybe she's relocated? Picture on website, but only as a placemarker. Any info most appreciated. Angus as you are the man about town, any ideas?

[QUOTE=Angus Magee]Had another session this week with Lena from Time Out.[/quote]Angus as you are the man about town-ever see a woman named Jenna from Royal Bundesplatz? Management vague about her whereabouts?

Thanks,

RB

[QUOTE=Jackyo].. that I am aware of.[/quote]J,

As you one of the expert men about town-ever see a woman named Jenna from Royal Bundesplatz? Management vague about her whereabouts-and now only a placemarker where photo set was. Any ideas?

Thanks,

RB