
„Die japanische AV-Schauspielerin Fujisaki Mai könnte bei Sexarbeit in Taiwan etwa 940 US-Dollar pro Begegnung verdienen, ein Vielfaches des durchschnittlichen Inlandslohns von etwa 190 US-Dollar. Dieses Delta ließ es das Risiko wert erscheinen. Unglücklicherweise scheiterte ihr Plan schnell.“
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Comparative advantage
Prettier Japanese women know they’re the world’s most desired, I read a similar story about one that traveled to and worked out of D.C. She made a couple thousand per encounter courting politicians, military officers, and higher end Johns. Hence why so many Japanese women traveling alone to the U.S. are pulled into secondary by customs. Honestly it’s pretty smart. If they play their cards right, they could be quite wealthy once it’s time to hang it up by their late 20s or mid-30s without even being trafficked. The demand is in their control and high enough that they could be totally independent. Then after retiring, marry some guy and have kids with him being none the wiser – though her bedrooms skills might give him pause.
Edit: I think these women can lower their scrutiny by taking a witting partner and carefully planning a cover itinerary. Let’s be honest, Japanese are usually hyper-anxious super planners when they go abroad (if they go abroad, due to insularity), so a single Japanese woman just “hanging out” is very suspicious.
I’m pretty sure that wealthy men in Japan would pay that?
She would have had a better chance if she had an actual itinerary with hotel stays.
Is there such competition in Japan in this area that prices are lower than in countries with less developed economies?
Last time when I’ve checked price list online of this services it started from 200$ in my area, and 300-400 is median.
Why does this headline not have anything to do with the article… Like the names of the people are completely fucking different…
$190?
$190 to sleep with an professional AV actress?
It’s THAT cheap?
WHAT?
Only $190 to do a skin flick? This industry badly needs a union.