Young Indian prostitute says she can never lead a respectable life.
@aninditasen (18198)
Raurkela, India
June 10, 2022 8:37am CST
Our highest Indian court has legalized prostitution but the feedback of some prostitutes are not positive as they wanted come out from that horrible profession. A young prostitute spoke to the media and said that she was dragged into this profession. She tried hard to get a decent well paid job but couldn't. Now, she says even if she is given a good job she knows she will be exploited sexually and so she has to spend live in this he'll where they get no sympathy and have to entertain their customers even when they are not well. They are not allowed to eat, drink, rest and sleep peaceful.
Did the law help the ill fated women in any way?
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@Nakitakona (59987)
• Philippines
10 Jun 22
That's too subjective. Not all prostees have that mentality.
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@aninditasen (18198)
• Raurkela, India
11 Jun 22
I saw most of their reactions in the news channel. None were satisfied they just hoped something better from this legalizing of their profession but were skeptical.
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@aninditasen (18198)
• Raurkela, India
13 Jun 22
@Nakitakona Best is ban this profession and bring these women into the main stream. It will take time but it can be done.
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@Nakitakona (59987)
• Philippines
13 Jun 22
@aninditasen So what's is good and practical?
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@RebeccasFarm (91297)
• United States
10 Jun 22
What a prison of hell now she is living
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@aninditasen (18198)
• Raurkela, India
11 Jun 22
Yes, her words in the news channel were pathetic. All of them had to cover their faces because of social stigma.
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@RebeccasFarm (91297)
• United States
11 Jun 22
@aninditasen Her life is ruined so very very sad
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@aninditasen (18198)
• Raurkela, India
11 Jun 22
@RebeccasFarm She agrees that her life has been ruined.
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@snowy22315 (209080)
• United States
10 Jun 22
I doubt it. People would only pick that to do if they were desperate in my opinion. It's far too risky.
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@aninditasen (18198)
• Raurkela, India
11 Jun 22
You are right. This profession is risky and that's why no woman wants to get into the profession.
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@flapiz (23530)
• United Kingdom
15 Jun 22
@aninditasen Well then it is not beneficial. But then have they got another source of income?
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@aninditasen (18198)
• Raurkela, India
14 Jun 22
That the pain. No doctors in India is ready to check or treat them. They said how they suffered in this pandemic.
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@aninditasen (18198)
• Raurkela, India
15 Jun 22
@flapiz They don't find it beneficial because they are searching for an outlet. Even I think so. This will never allow them to come to the mainstream of the society.
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@sjvg1976 (42727)
• Delhi, India
14 Jun 22
@aninditasen they have their own story which will make people sad
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@aninditasen (18198)
• Raurkela, India
15 Jun 22
@sjvg1976 Yes, their stories are sad indeed.
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@aninditasen (18198)
• Raurkela, India
14 Jun 22
That's true. I have heard them relating their painful life to a local news channel, full of despair saying that they had no way out.
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@aninditasen (18198)
• Raurkela, India
18 Jun 22
Me too for it's both mentally and physically harmful for the women.
