Comments on: Typical Thailand brothels: Quicky Culture

By: Iridian

Iridian — Fri, 31 Dec 2010 20:14:32 +0000

First off your wrong in thinking that no woman would choose prostitution as there loved career, there are thousands and thousands of women out there addicted to sex, and they choose to make money doing what they love. Second off there culture is different from ours and way of thinking is a reversed track. You can’t judge them by what they do and seeing as you can’t read minds you may not know if those girls in his story were unhappy or just tired. All in all I believe that you should either respect another cultures ways and beliefs or avoid them entirely, don’t try to push your beliefs out there as the correct one.

By: ross the boss

ross the boss — Sat, 13 Nov 2010 07:14:55 +0000

I have been to Thailand and I like the girls. I am going to go there again and I am willing to spend extra money on those young virgins. One day when I have extra money to invest, I would consider investing in shares in a brothel in Thailand.

By: Bangkok Go Go Bars

Bangkok Go Go Bars — Wed, 24 Feb 2010 07:34:53 +0000

I don’t know about your judgement I’ve been to the place before and thinks it’s allright.

By: Jao Moragoat

Jao Moragoat — Mon, 28 Dec 2009 09:18:36 +0000

l8nyter, clearly your retort is emotional and subjective, leaving little room for respect.

As far as what brings girls into the profession, it’s not always a matter of necessity and/or coercion as you suggest, but choice and desire in many thanks to the temptations and pressures of a materialistic world.

All sex-for-sale establishments aren’t the same, period. There is a clear and huge difference between a coerced-labor brothel as mentioned and a voluntary-service, bath-massage soapy, for instance– both in the management down to the girls themselves.

In the latter, the girls have complete choice to service/not service any of their clients, choose their days/hours/work load, do converse and befriend clients more than not (many prefer repeat customers), and more or less are content with their work as they have control of themselves, able to walk out whenever they please without fearing some pimp or mamasan will do them/their families harm.

you seem to have made up your mind loyal to your own prejudgments about me and the topic so there is no point in stooping down to your black-white world; the next thing you’ll try to argue is that rape is the same as prostitution–both being in the sex category.

I could have simply just ignored your post, deleted it and that would have been that, however, this issue deserves to see the egos and arrogance of characters like you who have little to no enriched insight on the matter, yet so anxious to enforce their unsubstantiated, ethnocentric views on the world.

By: L8Nyter

L8Nyter — Sun, 27 Dec 2009 19:26:05 +0000

well homey, your arguments sound very hypocritical. First off after you knew what was going on in there, you bought 4 beers at an astronomical price, which does indeed support the operations that go on in there. Second, admit it, you were interested in getting laid by some pretty Thai girl. But after you were given no special treatment or notice, you were turned off, and then shunned the establishment, poor U. Third, you mention that if there was a better way to promote prostitution in thailand, you may be okay with it.
Well lets make this simple — under no circumstances whatsoever would ANY female ever, ever choose to take up prostitution as their loved career. All around the world in every brothel, each woman takes on this profession from necessity, whether its due to poverty, drugs, forced labor, debt, etc. So if you condemn this establishment, you would in effect be condemning all the rest — they are all about the same exact thing, sex. Not talking with clients, not sharing feely feely feelings and getting better acquainted so you can know the surface of the person you’re gonna f’ck. It sounds to me like you are lying to yourself thru your teeth, and you dont even know it.

See things for what they are. If you have a hankering to get laid in a foreign country by a “mysterious” foreign girl, ask yourself if this is what you need to be okay in your life. Do not judge anyone or anything else. You dont even need to judge yourself. Your blog is completely useless and baseless and should really be deleted. Mostly, its about you not coming to terms with what you feel is right for YOU!

By: Frans

Frans — Fri, 09 Oct 2009 06:30:24 +0000

don’t think that by making use of a “legitimate” establishment, slavery is not an issue. a lot of girls are forced to work in places like this, legal or not. also, you supported this place by buying those beers!

By: Research Student

Research Student — Mon, 13 Jul 2009 17:30:53 +0000

Just to add another dose of wretchedness to the acts of prostitution in Thailand. A very large number of these girls forced to endure this are between the ages 10 and 16. Those are the more expensive girls, especially if they are first timers and you pay for their virginity. That’s just wrong…

By: Phuket Thailand Girls

Phuket Thailand Girls — Sat, 15 Dec 2007 04:12:29 +0000

I just came back from Chiang Mai. What an awesome place to visit.

By: Jao Moragoat

Jao Moragoat — Sat, 08 Sep 2007 16:15:22 +0000

I initially went in under the assumption it was an ‘exclusive’ late night massage and drinking hole–from the outside, this wasn’t some shady looking shack with red lights painting obviousness, but more resembled a chilled-out house-restaurant.

Besides…I needed to itch some curiosity as well as create some interesting situation to write about. One stone for two birds

By: Line Thamawat

Line Thamawat — Fri, 07 Sep 2007 07:30:42 +0000

I’m just curious; you had to go into a brothel to find out that brothels (and prostitution) is a no go?

By: Chani

Chani — Thu, 06 Sep 2007 12:53:21 +0000

Agree with everything you’ve said. Even though I believe prostitution should be legal in established and controlled settings (Mustang Ranch sort of thing), this kind of thing you’ve described sounds absolutely wretched!

Glad you decided to leave.

Peace,

~Chani
http://thailandgal.blogspot.com