A shame

SP,
It's sanjinika's post U've answered to...not mine... :)

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Originally Posted by ssanjinika

"Looking back, I find life as a sex worker more enjoyable. As a wife one has to listen, to always be dominated by someone," Jameela said.

"I like being a sex worker. Some become lawyers, doctors. It was my choice to become to a sex worker."

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If a woman,specially a mother wants to be a sex slave,is proud about it and boasts that she is doing a great social service, the words in my vocabulary won't be enough to describe it.

It is evident that she chose to be here because this offers better money and comforts than the hardships of the factory work.And didn't she make more money from that nasty book by selling it to 10000 real idiots who enjoys third rate sex stories! :x

By the way Kerala appears to be a good market-500 to 1000 rupees to visit an ugly fifty year old whore! :banghead:

Thanx, blahblah for understanding & revealing the true colours of an "enterprising" "personality"!

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Originally Posted by blahblah

If a woman,specially a mother wants to be a sex slave,is proud about it and boasts that she is doing a great social service, the words in my vocabulary won't be enough to describe it.

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You have simply highlighted my sentiments, blahblah! :lol: :lol: :lol:

Legalising prostitution will not eliminate the social issues highlighted here.

If at all the woman highlighted the trials and tribunals in her life, my reaction would have been totally different.

Instead, here's a woman who not only takes pride in selling herself, but also goes to the extent of preaching it as a career choice for the young. Taking precautions is one thing, glamorising and encouraging it is another!

sorry dev. I changed my messege :smile:

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Originally Posted by blahblah

If a woman,specially a mother wants to be a sex slave,is proud about it and boasts that she is doing a great social service, the words in my vocabulary won't be enough to describe it.

It is evident that she chose to be here because this offers better money and comforts than the hardships of the factory work.And didn't she make more money from that nasty book by selling it to 10000 real idiots who enjoys third rate sex stories! :x

By the way Kerala appears to be a good market-500 to 1000 rupees to visit an ugly fifty year old whore! :banghead:

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:thumbsup:

Murder of call centre worker shocks Bangalore


BANGALORE: Being the largest BPO hub in the world, over 200 domestic, multinational, captive and pure-play companies in Bangalore employ two lakh call centre executives, of which women account for 50%.

Probably, this could be the only industry in the country that believes in a fair gender formula of 50:50.

This large army of young things, in the age bracket of 19 to 26, has so far been a happy and carefree lot.

The rape and murder of a 24-year-old city woman BPO worker has actually nicked off the "security feel" that existed among the agents community, especially among women employees and their parents.

24 year old Pratibha was picked up by the car driver Shivakumar from her house in South Bangalore around 0200 hrs on December 13 under the pretext of ferrying her to office. But he had driven her to an isolated spot near Anjanapura, raped and murdered her. He later dumped her body in a ditch and fled the scene. Prathiba was recently married to Pavan, also working for a BPO firm, a year ago.

Swathy,

I posted the link in 'picked from papers' thread.

I am not able to get over the shock and sadness. All along I was thinkign callcentre job is a safe one :cry:

I reminded of famous deduction that, 'Freedom is considered achieved only when a woman goes out alone at 12 midnight wearing all jewellery...and yet safely reach her destination'(Was it bharathiyar?!)

SP,

I guess it was Gandhiji who said that...

I stand corrected dev. (Gandhiji)

Looks like no country would have that kinda freedom after all. :cry: