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The lives of Czech and Romani male prostitutes
“At one time I made five or six thousand crowns a night. Today? No way!” 21-year-old Honza says. He has been a “streetwalker” since he was 16. I am getting to know him at Prague’s main coach station, which is often called the biggest intersection for male prostitution in the country, but the fact that this description no longer really applies to it is explain to the dirty-blond native of Rakovník. The days when young male prostitutes used to stand around the station and form good money offering sexual services to well-heeled men are said to be long over.
“There are boys here who’ll service an undiscriminating customer for just CZK 200. In the bushes. That’s why I often travel to Hamburg, the prices there are at a completely other level, something like around EUR 200 per day,” Honza says. The boys from the area around Prague’s Wilson Station are usually from communities of drug-addicted people. They recognize all the local homeless people, the female prostitutes and their pimps very well. The vast majority of them take drugs themselves or sell them, just like Honza.
Honza takes a drag on the Marlboro I offer him. He will tell us his
'Hung's' Middle-Aged Male Escort Straddles Fact, Fiction
July 24, 2009 — -- Posters promoting "Hung," HBO's unused series about a burgeoning escort service, show a down-and-out middle-aged man and woman, she with a smirk and a "Pimp" plastered underneath her mug, he with a furrowed brow and a "Ho" below.
It's a nice reversal of the norm, the "Pretty Woman" model turned on its head, the gender that played the prostitute for centuries finally getting to call the shots.
It's also a complete fantasy.
While "Hung's" plot is rooted in real existence dilemmas -- its "ho," Ray (Thomas Jane), finds he can't pay support his adjustable rate mortgage with his salary as a high school basketball coach and turns to Tanya (Jane Adams), a former hook-up, to aid market his supposedly massive manhood -- the premise of women paying for a romp in the sack strikes some in the industry as ludicrous.
"I don't see women reaching out to male prostitutes; it's not financially viable," said George Flint, director of the Nevada Brothel Owners' Association. "The idea of male prostitutes
A few years back, I was in Accra, Ghana with friends who’d helped me organize and fund Geekcorps – they were visiting our projects in the country, staying in one of the country’s nicer hotels on the beach outside of Accra. They received a phonecall one evening from someone who claimed he was the pimp of a prostitute the man had hired and he was demanding payment for his coworker’s services. My companion hadn’t hired a prostitute, and contacted the front desk of the hotel, who explained that this was a pretty frequent scam. The scammer hopes to reach a tourist who had hired a prostitute and saw himself as a potential victim for extortion, or a person who hadn’t hired a prostitute but was sufficiently embarrased by the prospect of being confronted in a hotel lobby that he pays hush money.
The scam works because some tourists do reach Accra to pay wealth for sex, and because some of these folks stay at nice hotels. And because prostitution is illegal, it’s a superb opportunity for extortion – I suspect that there’s probably also a apply of following people from bars where prostitutes are common, then threatening to turn them into th
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Sex workers - The exchange of sexual services for money is legal in the UK (apart from in Northern Ireland where it's illegal to compensate for sex).
But, these comparable activities are illegal under the Sexual Offences Behave 2003:
- soliciting (trying to procure clients) on the avenue or other public place, including someone in a vehicle
- paying for the services of a sex worker who's forced or threatened into it
- owning or managing a brothel (any premises which is used by more than one person for sex work)
- pimping (someone who has control over sex workers and the money they earn)
- advertising sexual services, including putting cards in phone boxes
If you're a sex worker you may be the victim of rape, physical and sexual abuse and robbery as offenders (often pimps or clients) think you won't report the crime.
But, if you say 'no,' it means
Editor's Note: Due to the sensitive character of this story, pseudonyms have been provided for all male sex workers mentioned to safeguard their identities. At the request of the Beijing Zuoyou Information and Consulting Center (BZICC), an NGO that supports male sex workers and helped Metro Beijing source interviewees, journalist Yin Lu posed as a volunteer with the organization to obtain quotes for the story that revealed the lives of them and the discrimination they confront. Yin later contacted the NGO to seek sex workers' consent for the story, which was given. Real names of NGO officials have been used.
Neat, stylish and with chiseled facial features, Xiao Nan hardly stands out among the sea of young male migrant workers who appear to Beijing searching a better future.
The 27-year-old native of Henan Province originally worked at a fancy hotel and restaurant, but soon became a pimp to female prostitutes. Six years ago when he came to Beijing, he became a male sex worker for men - an occupation acknowledged as "money boys," or MBs in prostitution circles.
Xiao has been an MB for more than five years. "Business is pleasant these days. Recently, I have had at least one customer daily," X