Rants, Stupid Shit and Coronavirus in Thailand

[QUOTE=EihTooms;3086952]I don't know if you noticed but the facts had to be revived more than ever recently thanks in part to a poster quoting your old arguments about it. LOL.

As soon as the Thai Penal Code and the Prevention and Suppression of Prostitution Act authors change their definition of the version of Prostitution they deem to be illegal and no other version of it and the police start arresting sex workers and customers for discreetly agreeing to the mere exchange of sex for money or money for sex and fulfilling that agreement in private quarters in a non promiscuous manner and not openly and shamelessly in a public place causing a nuisance to the public, I will then stop doing my part to point out on this ISG Forum that no one needs to worry as regards criminal implications about being a fugitive of justice on the run from the law by offering and providing sex for money or offering and paying money for sex as a consenting adult in Thailand.[/QUOTE]Let me make it clearer.

I think you guys are actually arguing about two different things.

The better way to look at it is this: prostitution, as legally defined under Thai law, is illegal. What you are arguing is that a private transaction between two consenting adults involving sex and money does not necessarily fall within that legal definition in every circumstance. Whether it does or not depends on the specific facts and circumstances.

So instead of continuing to argue about whether prostitution itself is legal or illegal in Thailand, because conduct that falls within the legal definition of prostitution is not legal, the more useful discussion would be whether the kinds of activities that guys on this forum, including me, actually engage in fall within that legal definition.

That is really the important distinction.

Rather than debating the general statement that "prostitution is illegal," the discussion should focus on what specific conduct Thai law actually prohibits, what conduct may fall outside that definition, and under what circumstances.

That way, guys can make their own informed decisions about how to engage in this hobby while understanding the actual legal risks involved.

[QUOTE=EverythingThai;3087021][b]Prostitution by legal definition is illegal in Thailand.[/b][/QUOTE]My point exactly!

[QUOTE=EverythingThai;3087021]What you are arguing is that to consenting adults can have a monetary transaction for sex, and that in itself may or may not fall under the legal definition of prostitution. It depends on the circumstances. [/QUOTE]I have already stipulated to this point.

[QUOTE=EverythingThai;3087021]So, instead of arguing whether prostitution is illegal or not in Thailand, you too should be analyzing whether or not certain activities that all of the guys here, including me, fall under the legal definition of prostitution or not. Based on that, guys can decide how to engage in this hobby safely.[/QUOTE]This is an excellent idea. I will start with my favorite way to make contact with girls in Thailand: [U]Thai Friendly[/U].

[QUOTE][b]Section 7[/b] [u]Whoever advertises[/u] or agrees to advertise, induces, or introduces with documents or printed material, [u]or acts by any other means to distribute information to the public in an obvious manner of solicitation or communication for prostitution of that person or of any other person[/u], shall be punished with imprisonment of six months to two years, or a fine of ten thousand to forty thousand baht, or both.[/QUOTE][URL]https://mekongmigration.org/labourlaw/images/labourlaw/pdf/thailand/49%20Prostitution%20Prevention%20and%20Suppression%20Act%201996.pdf[/URL]

So, dealing with girls on [U]Thai Friendly[/U] I do not discuss money or sexual acts on the site itself. I tell girls I would like to meet them. Ask them to move over to Line or WhatsApp in order to discuss private details. I simply don't talk to girls that want to discuss details on the site. Even though that limit me. I still have more girls that agree to speak with me privately in order to make the arrangements that consenting adults over the age of 18 like to do!

[B]BOOYAO![/B]

[QUOTE=EverythingThai;3087023]"Threads like this show why mongers are best avoided. Paid pussy is a magnet for nutters. "[/QUOTE]Is there a rational reason why you misquoted me. I said "Threads like this and many others show why many mongers are best avoided. Paid pussies are magnets for nutters. "I said "many mongers", not "mongers" are best avoided. Are you just stupid or are you really Sub Commander's sub? Take your syphilis meds.

[QUOTE=EverythingThai;3087040]Let me make it clearer.

I think you guys are actually arguing about two different things.

The better way to look at it is this: [b]prostitution, as legally defined under Thai law, is illegal. [/b]What you are arguing is that a private transaction between two consenting adults involving sex and money does not necessarily fall within that legal definition in every circumstance. Whether it does or not depends on the specific facts and circumstances.

So instead of continuing to argue about whether prostitution itself is legal or illegal in Thailand, because conduct that falls within the legal definition of prostitution is not legal, the more useful discussion would be whether the kinds of activities that guys on this forum, including me, actually engage in fall within that legal definition.

That is really the important distinction..[/QUOTE][QUOTE]prostitution, as legally defined under Thai law, is illegal.[/QUOTE]I would clarify the issue being that the clearly and in plain language qualified and defined version of Prostitution being committed "in a promiscuous manner" is illegal according to Thai law regarding consenting adults and no other versions or definitions of it.

Not some Miriam Webster definition of it, not some revered old world legal textbook definition of it, not India's legal definition of it, not America's definition of it nor any rogue Thai police officer's personal definition of it. Only the clearly and in plain language definition of it found stated clearly and in plain language in the Thai Penal Code and the Prevention and Suppression of Prostitution Act of 1996 is illegal in Thailand.

The same goes for solicitation of Prostitution in Thailand. One or both of those Thai legal documents clearly and in plain language define the version of solicitation for Prostitution they deem to be illegal to be when it is done "openly and shamelessly in a public place causing a nuisance to the public" and no other version of it as defined by anyone else anywhere at anytime for any reason.

Both of those specifically and clearly in plain language defined and qualified illegal manners and methods of proposing the exchange of sex for money between consenting adults and fulfilling an agreement to do it in Thailand are exceedingly easy to avoid and almost never even occurs to a Thai sex worker and / or a potential customer to engage in the behavior that way. Otherwise, Thai law has no opinion or interest in what consenting adults agree to do and then do of a sexual nature for money or not, even if the personal conversation they had about it happens in a crowded gogo bar, a beer bar, a massage shop, the lobby of a hotel or on the corner of Sukhumvit and Asoke in Bangkok.

[QUOTE=EihTooms;3086802]Well, just in case, here is the reason, so they don't have to clumsily repeat the qualifiers [u]"in a promiscuous manner"[/u], [u]"openly and shamelessly in a public place causing a nuisance to the public"[/u] and so on over and over and over again every time they include the word "Prostitution" in a sentence in order to continually remind us what THEY mean when they mention the word Prostitution or Solicitation or regarding an Establishment where THEIR definition of Prostitution is offered or allowed.[/QUOTE]You been to [B]Soi 6[/B] lately?

[B]Real Talk for Real Life[/B]

[QUOTE=SubCmdr;3087042]..........I will start with my favorite way to make contact with girls in Thailand: [U]Thai Friendly[/U].
[Quote][b]Section 7 [/b]Whoever advertises or agrees to advertise, induces, or introduces with documents or printed material, or acts by any other means to distribute information to the public in an obvious manner of solicitation or communication for prostitution of that person or of any other person, shall be punished with imprisonment of six months to two years, or a fine of ten thousand to forty thousand baht, or both.[/quote]
[URL]https://mekongmigration.org/labourlaw/images/labourlaw/pdf/thailand/49%20Prostitution%20Prevention%20and%20Suppression%20Act%201996.pdf[/URL]

So, dealing with girls on [U]Thai Friendly[/U] I do not discuss money or sexual acts on the site itself. I tell girls I would like to meet them. Ask them to move over to Line or WhatsApp in order to discuss private details. I simply don't talk to girls that want to discuss details on the site. Even though that limit me. I still have more girls that agree to speak with me privately in order to make the arrangements that consenting adults over the age of 18 like to do![/QUOTE]At most, the owners of ThaiFriendly are at risk of getting busted for a crime based on Section 7 of that Thai document, not you or the lady based on any conversation you have on that site.

However, if your publicly observable profile states something like "Lonely American Looking to Pay Women For Sex" and her publicly observable profile states something like "Older Lady Who Looks Nothing Like Her Photos Seeks Sex With Anyone In Exchange For Money" and the owner of TF allows those profiles to exist on their site, all three of you could get busted for it at any moment because that would be illegal.

Otherwise, if the owners and management of TF forbid its subscribers from even discussing sex for money in person-to-person conversations about it on their site and bans anyone who does it, that's a personal business decision made by the proprietors of TF and nothing to do with Section 7 of that Act or what is specifically defined as illegal Prostitution in the Thai Code or Act, the only version of Prostitution between consenting adults deemed to be illegal under Thai law.

Some individuals develop fantasies in their mind because the are detached from reality.

[QUOTE]SubCmdr, if you don't want to be hated and scorned by members of this Forum[/QUOTE]Maybe you did not get the memo: [B]The Cmdr does not give a FUCK what anyone else thinks of him, especially those posting in this thread[/B].

[QUOTE]maybe you should stop defaming, impairing the reputation of and imputing in a manner likely to expose every other member of ISG to hatred and scorn by continually and repeatedly asserting on this online platform that what virtually every one of us post about regarding the mere exchange of money for sex with consenting adults age 18 and older in Thailand "is not legal in Thailand" and therefore makes all of us sex criminals?[/QUOTE]Not doing anything of the sort.

[QUOTE]Otherwise, you might find yourself the target of a class-action complaint to the authorities for precisely the Sections of the Thai Criminal Code that you have so generously cited and more than once. That's a lot of members here who have admitted to what you continually and repeatedly in post after post try to make a case for the powers that be in Thailand to arrest, charge, prosecute and sentence us for being sex criminals.[/QUOTE]Already dealt with this issue. I am waiting for any senior member (or for that matter anyone at all) to stop flapping there gums and actually take some action in real life it they feel that strongly about it.

[QUOTE]Which, if you succeed in your apparent mission to accomplish exactly that, is a hell of a lot more defaming and impairing to the reputation of everyone on this Forum than simply pointing out what you are literally telling the world on this public online platform about us, our behavior and our activities in post after post.[/QUOTE]Has anyone made a complaint against me to the Royal Thai Police Department. If they have then maybe they should follow up. Because I haven't been contacted by them, yet. [B]ROTFLMAO![/B]! So much big talk. So little action.

[QUOTE]What were those Sections again? Oh yes. Has everyone made a note of that? Keep it handy.[/QUOTE]They should. Because there is not a single person posting here that could file a complaint against me that would not receive a counter complaint against them filed by [B]The Cmdr[/B]!

That is why a certain Senior Member has STFU about that stuff and started to once again make a legal argument from a lay understanding of the law and has also stopped the [B]ad hominem[/B] attacks that put him in the same legal jeopardy he claims I am in.

[B]Check Ball[/B]

[QUOTE=SubCmdr;3087101]You been to [B]Soi 6[/B] lately?

[B]Real Talk for Real Life[/B][/QUOTE]Nuisance? Hardly. Visitors to Soi 6 (or Soi Cowboy) know what to expect and that is why they go there. They are not being annoyed. If so, they would turn around after venturing down / up the soi a mere 10 meters. Then, you have "community standards". I'd suggest that the same activities and conduct allowed on Soi 6 would be frowned upon at the Grand Palace or what Pho in BKK. Just my 2 satang.

Sam.

[URL]https://mekongmigration.org/labourlaw/images/labourlaw/pdf/thailand/49%20Prostitution%20Prevention%20and%20Suppression%20Act%201996.pdf[/URL]

What the law says is here (translated from Thai Language of course). Need for interpretation by a Non Thai Citizen non member of the bar in Thailand.

[QUOTE=EihTooms;3086802]He too judiciously included the qualifier "in a promiscuous manner" for the topic.[/QUOTE][U][b]FACTS[/b][/U]

The Thai legal system*does not provide a clear definition*for the phrase [B]in a promiscuous manner[/B] within the*Prevention and Suppression of Prostitution Act*of 1996. *.

The Act defines prostitution as sexual acts performed to gratify another person's desires in a [I]"promiscuous manner"[/I] in return for money or benefit. Legal sources explicitly state that*no clear definition*of "promiscuous manner" is provided in the statute. * Similarly, the phrase "open and shameless manner" used regarding solicitation is also*not clearly defined. *.

Consequently, the interpretation of these terms relies on judicial discretion and the specific circumstances of each case, such as whether the acts are causing a public nuisance or occurring in established prostitution establishments.

[QUOTE=EihTooms;3086802]That qualifier for the Act's definition for what THEY mean when they say Prostitution follows through into all of the Sections including the concept of a "Prostitution Establishment.[/QUOTE][B]Prostitution Establishment[/B] means the place or premises arranged for prostitution [U]or allowed for prostitution[/U], and [U]shall include the place used for making contact[/U] or procuring another person for prostitution.

[U]What does it mean to solicit for prostitution?[/U]

Solicitation of prostitution*is requesting, agreeing to pay, or negotiating for sexual services in exchange for money or something of value, even if no actual sexual act occurs. *.

[U][b]Section 6[/b][/U]

[U]Any person who associates with another person in a prostitution establishment for the purpose of prostitution of oneself[/U] or another person shall be liable to imprisonment for a term not exceeding one month or to a fine not exceeding one thousand Baht or to both. If the offense under paragraph one is committed on account of compulsion or under an influence which cannot be avoided or resisted, the offender is not guilty.

[QUOTE=EverythingThai;2981434]Example. A male customer enters a gents club with short time rooms on site. Has a drink with a Thai girl. The Thai girl and male customer talk about going short time upstairs in the short time room. The male customer asks how much for short time. The lady says 1000 Baht. The male customer then confirms what services he wants such as BBFS CIP or BBBJ. The lady agrees. Then the cashier informs the male customer the cost of the room is 500 Baht. The male customer agrees. The cashier then collects the fee for the room and often collects the ST feee too for the lady, but other times the lady collects it in the room. They go upstairs to the room and have sex. One hour later the cashier knocks on the door informing the couple the time is up. Boom! Section 6 law is broken.[/QUOTE][B]Let me break down the elements of the crime for you:[/B]

[U]associates with another person in a prostitution establishment for the purpose of prostitution[/U]

[QUOTE=EverythingThai;2981434]A male customer enters a gents club with short time rooms on site. Has a drink with a Thai girl.[/QUOTE]Our [B]International Trick[/B] is associating with another person in a prostitution establishment.

The [B]prostitution establishment[/B] is the place [U]allowed for prostitution[/U]: Room Upstairs. These can be found in bars, massage places, gentleman's clubs, [B]Soi 6[/B].

[QUOTE=EverythingThai;2981434]A male customer enters a gents club with short time rooms on site.[/QUOTE]Solicitation: When the male customer asks how much for [I]short time[/I].

All elements of the crime are present to prove a violation of [B]Section 6[/B]! Period. Full Stop!

But they both have a defense: If the offense under paragraph one is committed on account of compulsion or [U]under an influence which cannot be avoided or resisted, the offender is not guilty.[/U].

They were both drunk!. [B]ROTFLMAO![/B]!

[B]The Prosecution Rests your Honor![/B]

[U]Someone did not get the memo or actually read the law[/U]

[QUOTE]Prostitution means the acceptance of sexual intercourse, the acceptance of any
other act, or the commission of any other act for sexual gratification of another person [u]in a
promiscuous manner[/u] for remuneration or any other benefit, irrespective of whether the person
who accepts such act and the person who commits such act are of the same or opposite sex;[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE]Nuisance? Hardly. Visitors to Soi 6 (or Soi Cowboy) know what to expect and that is why they go there. They are not being annoyed. If so, they would turn around after venturing down / up the soi a mere 10 meters. Then, you have "community standards". I'd suggest that the same activities and conduct allowed on Soi 6 would be frowned upon at the Grand Palace or what Pho in BKK.[/QUOTE][B]Much more to it than that![/B]

[QUOTE=SamSanuk;3087167]Nuisance? Hardly. Visitors to Soi 6 (or Soi Cowboy) know what to expect and that is why they go there. They are not being annoyed. If so, they would turn around after venturing down / up the soi a mere 10 meters. Then, you have "community standards". I'd suggest that the same activities and conduct allowed on Soi 6 would be frowned upon at the Grand Palace or what Pho in BKK. Just my 2 satang.

Sam.[/QUOTE]Have you read what the law says:

[QUOTE][u]Section 4[/u]
Prostitution means the acceptance of sexual intercourse, the acceptance of any
other act, or the commission of any other act for sexual gratification of another person in a
promiscuous manner for remuneration or any other benefit, irrespective of whether the person
who accepts such act and the person who commits such act are of the same or opposite sex;

Prostitution Establishment means the place or premises arranged for prostitution or
allowed for prostitution, and shall include the place used for making contact or procuring
another person for prostitution;

[u]Section 5[/u]
Whoever, for the purpose of prostitution, offers, solicits, introduces
oneself to, follows, or importunes another person on a street, in a public place, or any other
place and such act is overtly and shamelessly committed or causes nuisance to the public,
shall be punished with a fine not exceeding one thousand baht.

[u]Section 6[/u]
Whoever congregates with another person in a prostitution
establishment for the benefit of prostitution of that person or of another person shall be
punished with imprisonment not exceeding one month, or a fine not exceeding one thousand
baht, or both.[/QUOTE]It is impossible for anyone to reads the law (who understands English and Legal Language) and has been down [B]Soi 6[/B] to tell me that according to the legal definition of [B]Prostitution[/B], [B]Prostitution Establishment[/B] it does not exist on [B]Soi 6[/B] along with Violations of [B]Section 5[/B] and [B]Section 6[/B] occurring from the moment the venues on [B]Soi 6[/B] open until they close.

[B]Check Ball![/B]

When has Nyezhov even last been in Thailand. I don't see any trip reports just him talking a lot of his [B]male bovine excrement[/B].

[QUOTE=Nyezhov;3087016]I'm old enough to remember when both areas were worth a trip, one weekend Nana, one weekend Patpong, one weekend Cowboy but those days are long gone. Occasional visitors shouldn't waste their time.

I really haven't bothered with either since I was living in Thonburi, and could stop in Patpong first. But when I am schlepping in from Tao Poon or Siem Reap, why bother?

I like my venues to be the best, with the best women. Nana. Because you may find a gem doesn't mean that its worth everyone's time. But, if I hole up in Silom or Thonburi again, I'm sure that for sheer variety I will cruise around.[/QUOTE]Nyezhov continues to go one-on-one with me. It is going well for him.

[QUOTE=Nyezhov;3087116]Quote every one you can find boy LOL. You are the one chasing me around LOL.[/QUOTE]You have completely forgot that you have a long history of RANTS about ladyboys.

[QUOTE=SubCmdr;2982377]I see your ladyboy obsession continues:

Nyezhov delivers a personal message to The Cmdr.

Anytime you want to step to me. Send me a PM and I will met you anywhere in the world we agree upon. A face to face discussion among men is in order.[/QUOTE][URL]http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/forum/showthread.php?4025-Rants-Stupid-Shit-and-Coronavirus-in-Thailand&p=2982377&viewfull=1[/URL]#post2982377.

[B]Check Ball![/B]

[QUOTE]I know it isn't a GoGo, but I found a gal at Frog Bar on Walking Street back in February who told me the BF was 2000 (it was about 9), but after 11:00 the BF would go down to 1000.[/QUOTE]For between [B]500 - 2000[/B] THB I can fuck in Pattaya (Short Time). No bar fines, no lady drinks. Long Time for me is 3000 THB.

[QUOTE=SubCmdr;3087101]You been to [B]Soi 6[/B] lately?

[B]Real Talk for Real Life[/B][/QUOTE]There is not one bar on Soi 6 with a sign outside advertising Sex For Money the way weed shops can now post signs advertising weed for money. There is not one bar with staff outside shouting the sale of Blowjobs and Fucking in exchange for money in front of a group of pedestrians and never if there is a police officer close enough to hear or see it. Not even on Soi 6.

Dude, when you leave a Soi 6 bar or any Thai massage shop with a favorite P4 P lady, the two of you really don't need to run to your room in an [B]S[/B] pattern, zig-zaging down the Soi shouting "Serpentine! Serpentine!" in order to avoid shots fired by Thai police hot on the trail of any hookers and their customers who have not violated any Thai law to be found in any legally enforceable document.

Thai police are not after you for what you and your lady just did and are on your way to continue doing. Really. You can relax. You and she would have to wear sandwich board signs with your intentions spelled out in Thai with neon lights along Soi 6 and Beach Road as well as Soi 4 and Sukhumvit Road in Bangkok before the police even notice you and before you come within a mile of what Thai law states clearly in plain language what they specifically deem to be illegal in Thailand.

I hate to burst the romanticized and Hollywood dramatic image of yourself being so street smart and clever to outfox the Thai police at every turn, to brilliantly dodge being arrested and charged with a crime because of your world-wise method of avoiding certain words in a person-to-person conversation on ThaiFriendly, looking both ways for any sign of the fuzz on the mean streets of Pattaya and Bangkok before you enter or exit a bar or massage shop, the Serpentine running to and from your room with a lady and all that.

But the fact is you are getting away with it because there is no law against what you or your consenting adult ladies are doing of a sexual nature in Thailand, money involved or no money involved. The Thai police are not even paying attention to you. There is no legal reason for them to pay attention to you.

Elmer Fudd from Podunk, USA can and will avoid being noticed and targetted for arrest for any sexual or prostitution crime whatsoever by the Thai police just as effectively as you and your P4 P ladies have done as long as he also confines his activities to consenting adults and also does not wear one of those neon lit sandwich board signs with his intentions spelled out on it even if he just stepped off the plane an hour earlier and has no idea a Thai Penal Code or Prevention and Suppression of Prostitution Act exists.

Whatever the Thai word for it is or if it accurately translates into English, I'm going with Thai Law's version of "in a promiscuous manner" to be closer to random and indiscriminate as McDonalds advertises and sells hamburgers randomly and indiscrimantly to anyone and everyone who has money to buy a hamburger and nothing to do with how many partners a hooker or a customer has had in their lifetimes.

Even without being in the room at the time I am 100% certain no Thai police officer has interrogated a prostitute they rounded up for "openly and shamelessly" soliciting for prostitution "in a public place causing a nuisance to the public" after an annoyed hotel or restaurant proprietor filed a complaint about how the crowds of prostitutes and their potential customers were making their lovely newly renovated facade look by asking Noi how many customers she had that week and then charging her with an additional and non existent Prostitution-related crime because her response was 2 more than the "in a promiscuous manner" Thai law limit.

[QUOTE]promiscuous meaning in english
promiscuous
/prəˈmiskyəwəs/
Promiscuous means having many different sexual partners or relationships, usually without emotional commitment.
You can learn more detailed usage in the Cambridge Dictionary or the Merriam-Webster Dictionary.
General and Broad Meanings
The word also has non-sexual meanings that describe things mixed together randomly or done without careful choice:
Indiscriminate: Selecting or using things carelessly without a plan (e.g., a "promiscuous" reader who reads any book they find).
Mixed elements: A random or disorderly mixture of various people or things.
Technical (Networking): A promiscuous mode allows a network device to intercept and read all network traffic.
Synonyms
Casual
Indiscriminate
Random
Licentious[/QUOTE]And I am also 100% certain that no Thai translation of it applies to a consenting adult person-to-person conversation discussing and negotiating the exchange of money for sex and sex for money anywhere in Thailand, the parties involved walking in a normal pattern to and from whatever private quarters they intend to engage in it or all during their engagement in it even if it is the 4th such engagement for the prostitute that day and the 3rd one for her customer.

[QUOTE][b]Prostitution[/b] means the acceptance of sexual intercourse, the acceptance of any other act, or the commission of any other act for sexual gratification of another person in a promiscuous manner for remuneration or any other benefit, irrespective of whether the person who accepts such act and the person who commits such act are of the same or opposite sex;

[b]Section 7[/b]
Whoever advertises or agrees to advertise, induces, or introduces with documents or printed material, or acts by any other means to distribute information to the public in an obvious manner of solicitation or communication for prostitution of that person or of any other person, shall be punished with imprisonment of six months to two years, or a fine of ten thousand to forty thousand baht, or both.[/QUOTE]I must always quote the law. Because individuals want to interpret the law for others instead of allowing the grown men reading this site to read it for themselves.

[QUOTE=EihTooms;3087134]At most, the owners of ThaiFriendly are at risk of getting busted for a crime based on Section 7 of that Thai document, not you or the lady based on any conversation you have on that site.[/QUOTE][B]Incorrect![/B]

[U]Here are the elements of the law[/U]

1. [I]Whoever advertises or agrees to advertise[/I].

2. [I]in an obvious manner of [u]solicitation or communication[/u] for prostitution[/I].

Each user is using the platform of [U]Thai Friendly[/U] to communicate on the site. So the plain language of the law does not provide any exceptions. So, the moment a girl writes in communication to you that she is a Freelancer; the moment the [B]International Trick[/B] asks for [I]short time[/I] or other sexual services then a violation of [U]Section 7[/U] occurs.

[QUOTE=EihTooms;3087134]However, if your publicly observable profile states something like "Lonely American Looking to Pay Women For Sex" and her publicly observable profile states something like "Older Lady Who Looks Nothing Like Her Photos Seeks Sex With Anyone In Exchange For Money" and the owner of TF allows those profiles to exist on their site, all three of you could get busted for it at any moment because that would be illegal.[/QUOTE]This is correct.

[QUOTE=EihTooms;3087134]Otherwise, if the owners and management of TF forbid its subscribers from even discussing sex for money in person-to-person conversations about it on their site and bans anyone who does it, that's a personal business decision made by the proprietors of TF and nothing to do with Section 7 of that Act [/QUOTE][B]Incorrect![/B]

Reference is made to the [U]elements of the law[/U] section of this post.

[QUOTE=EihTooms;3087134]or what is specifically defined as illegal Prostitution in the Thai Code or Act, the only version of Prostitution between consenting adults deemed to be illegal under Thai law.[/QUOTE]The definition of [B]Prostitution[/B] has been included for each individual [B]International Trick[/B]. No interpretation by a Non-Thai, Non-member of the Thai Bar is needed.

[B]Check Ball![/B]