And i don't understand in the slightest what is the point with a yuri manga who talk about lesbian escort service in Japan. Althought what i understand is that we will a comment purge soon.

And i don't understand in the slightest what is the point with a yuri manga who talk about lesbian escort service in Japan.

Some men just want to make fools out of themselves in public. ┐( ˘_˘)┌

Althought what i understand is that we will a comment purge soon.

This prognosis seems plausible.

And i don't understand in the slightest what is the point with a yuri manga who talk about lesbian escort service in Japan.

Some men just want to make fools out of themselves in public. ┐( ˘_˘)┌

Damn, I didn't know you were such a masochist; you should tell people before you involve them in your kink plays like that.

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This actually not that far fetched, there are some countries around the world where prostitution and sex services are legit businesses, even in first world countries.

This actually not that far fetched, there are some countries around the world where prostitution and sex services are legit businesses, even in first world countries.

The way I see it is that this whole "legit business" idea is just aesthetic. We've seen it a lot here in the US with the legalization of marijuana, hundreds of shops popped up with the same cubist wall hangings and bootstrap websites. It's the presentation of something that was until relatively recently culturally and legally forbidden as appealing without embracing the culture that forbade it nor the culture that grew around it while it was forbidden, resulting in this bland inoffensive aesthetic. So I would not say that prostitution as "legit business" is present even in first world countries, but more that it is nearly unique to the first world where the goal is to attract new customers without alienating them.

This actually not that far fetched, there are some countries around the world where prostitution and sex services are legit businesses, even in first world countries.

I'm not sure first world is a relevant variable, other than giving us more confidence that "things there probably don't suck too much."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prostitution_law

Legal in Germany, New Zealand, a good chunk of South America, Switzerland, Austria, Greece, half of Australia,Turkey... In some of these countries there are sex worker unions. Some Swiss city was contemplating setting up something like a drive-in brothel.

Lots of quasi-legal countries too, the core act is legal but brothels and open advertising aren't. Brazil, Spain, probably France before they jumped on the Swedish model, Canada ditto, India, a good chunk of Africa, UK, the other half of Australia...

Then lots of ostensibly illegal countries: US, the other half of Africa, Arabia, China, Russia...

...also, supposedly Thailand and Japan. But since Thailand is infamous for sex tourism, and in Japan quite a lot of sex work is legal and even regulated by cities, this map is obviously simplistic, or focused on penis-vagina sex.

What's unique to the First World is a new trend of "we won't arrest sex workers, but we'll arrest their clients." A paternalistic abolitionism, "we won't persecute those poor misguided or exploited sex workers, but obviously no one could freely consent to have sex for money." The actual result of these laws is to make life harder for sex workers, leaving them with more violent clients (the sort of people least likely to be scared off by the risks.)

last edited at Jul 11, 2020 8:23PM

What's unique to the First World is a new trend of "we won't arrest sex workers, but we'll arrest their clients." A paternalistic abolitionism, "we won't persecute those poor misguided or exploited sex workers, but obviously no one could freely consent to have sex for money." The actual result of these laws is to make life harder for sex workers, leaving them with more violent clients (the sort of people least likely to be scared off by the risks.

This is also usually paired with the threat of deportation for the largely immigrant population of sex workers if they do not comply to turn in their clients. It isn't a working model of legalization nor decriminalization despite being routinely trotted out as such.

I like everything about this new series from the mangaka to the translaters, story and all! Exited for more

I love this sm

Really liked this lol

hard to believe THIS isn't a one shot haha

Damn that was good

Alright, chapter 2 was also really good! Nothing quite like self-discovery through a sexual awakening! I hope the story and characters keep going along these lines. Also, it would certainly be an amusing twist if her first client turned out to be her friend from chapter 1.

Forehead fetish unlocked.Seem she will be a great friend of the male teacher of A-Channel.

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Manager is really weird, I kinda like her

and we have another Touma-kun here

Don't you just love it when you get life lessons with your smut?

Can't wait for her to end up as an absolute expert at sex in the future.

Also, it would certainly be an amusing twist if her first client turned out to be her friend from chapter 1.

You mean her now co-worker?

a manga about a office lady who become a lesbian prostitute.

Does it count as "gay for pay" if the person's actually gay?

EDIT oh wait never mind, I just looked closer. Cute.

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Amano Shuninta never disappoints with her series. I had no idea how great self discovery through lesbian prostitution could be before now. Can't wait to see where this series goes.

She's going to inadvertently seduce all of her coworkers, isn't she?

Oof. No workplace romance. But OK. I'm in for whatever adventure our newly-minted, escort-for-lesbians is getting into.

Pay for gay shit das funny

I'm loving this series so far. This author makes some interesting stuff.