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EPISODE · Jul 8, 2011 · 43 MIN

Sex work in Thailand Part 1 (E18)

from The Relationship Manifesto Podcast Series · host Relationship Manifesto

Sex For Sale in Thailand (Part 1). The one thing most every visitor to Thailand notices very quickly is its sex industry. Sex is for sale everywhere; massage parlours, go-go bars, karaoke establishments, brothels. In this two part podcast Stephen explores and explains the different aspects of Thai sex work and prostitution. In this first part he explains the difference between sex as work and sex as prostitution; he talks about the 'fish bowls' - those establishments in Thailand which operate as brothels, and he considers the emotional labour of the sex worker in Thailand. All very revealing and at times explicit, but also highly informative. Listen to this podcast for some original and highly personal insights into how the sex industry operates in Thailand. ================ If you like this episode then you might also like : "An Alternative Relationship Manifesto" is here to guide you on a journey of self-discovery and relationship exploration. Written in an informal narrative style, this book uses conversational language, slang, and figures of speech to make the topic of alternative relationships accessible and engaging." https://a.co/d/4Brkl2m ================

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