Viewed from the eastern hemisphere
Is not coke an "extended" part of south american heritage?
A little bit like bourbon in the US mid-west, Stetson in the Rockies; wine, baguette and béret basque in my country?
Why do girls become prostitutes?
[QUOTE=Aqualung]What motives make some girls willing to become prostitutes while others become cashiers or salesgirls is a favourite pastime of mine and though I have searched for an answer for years I still haven't found one other than just because they are whores!
:([/QUOTE]Surely luck and circumstance go a long way to explain why some girls are willing to become prostitutes and others not. You might well ask the same question as to why some men decide to buy the services of prostitutes and some never do. To say it is because we're mongers is hardly an explanation. I don't suppose when we were 21 we had the idea that one day we would be coming to Argentina or Thailand and paying to fuck girls half our age. No, I guess it more by accident than design. Marriage break up, a wife who lost interest in sex, then a chance meeting in a bar on a business trip, maybe we just found a web site called Argentina private that gave us the idea. Perhaps a friend told us. A whole variety of reasons. Furthermore, I guess many of us would regard it as a temporary hobby, something we'll give up when we find a new girlfriend or whatever. It is not something many of us we would regard as a permanent status. "Hello nice to meet you and what you do?" "Well I am glad you asked - I am a monger - how about you?
The radical feminists in the forefront of the campaign to make using prostitutes an offence, will have us believe that no girl would go into prostitution willingly, that all prostitutes are victims and are only doing it because they have been trafficked, brain-washed or to feed a drug habit. Thus they argue, users of prostitutes are guilty of a form of rape and therefore the best way to protect these innocent victims is by making it an offence to buy sex. This law has been passed in Sweden and Norway, and is being being seriously discussed in other European countries. People who have been trying to oppose this new law are dismissed as "naive" for thinking that any girl would do this voluntarily.
Well call me naive if you like, but I do think that most girls who start working as prostitutes here do so voluntarily - and for a whole variety of reasons. Often perhaps it was through another girl they knew who tells them she can make some easy money this way, and tells her how much to ask and where to go to meet guys. For example, WG from Paraguay or a poor part of the country goes back home and shows her friends how much money she has been making in BA. The next thing you know, two of her friends have decided to come here to try the same thing. In other cases it may have been through the classic pimping route. You know - girl comes to big city, meets "boyfriend" one day boyfriend says we're I bit short of money, I have this very friend who really digs you and is willing to pay 200p to fuck you. Go on if you love me you'll do it. And so it starts.
Economic circumstances must play a part. Perhaps, they need to pay back a debt or the rent is due or they've just lost their job, or to escape poverty in small godforsaken village in the country. In some cases it might be they have a cocaine habit to feed. Surely its not that different to many casual occupation. Why do people decide to work behind a bar, or on construction sites or whatever. Shit happens.
If you talk to them, most girls will tell you they are only doing this temporarily, something they'll do for a while to get by, or to save money to start their own hair-dressing business or perhaps until Mr right comes along. Sadly a lot of them don't plan things very well and end up working when they are way past their sell-by date.