The Register – October 13, 2006:
South Korea’s finest have a bit of poser on their hands: does the pimping of inflatable sex dolls breach the country’s anti-prostitution laws?
We should explain that, according to news site Chosun.com, Korean punters have developed a taste for “doll experience rooms”, paying 25,000 won per hour (a tad over 14 quid, by our reckoning) for use of bed, computer, and pneumatic hussy. The market for the latter apparently took off after the Special Law on Prostitution came into effect in 2004, banning the sale of real flesh for purposes of sexual gratification.
Chosun.com says that in the immediate aftermath of the prohibition, “certain motels were providing the dolls to customers to bridge the gap”. So successful did this gap-plugging initiative prove that pretty soon dedicated sex doll establishments had begun to open for business, including at least four in the city of Suwon of which police take “a dim view”.
Indeed, Gyeonggi Provincial Police confirmed: “We are currently looking into whether these businesses violate the law.” One officer added: “Since the sex acts are occurring with a doll and not a human being, it is unclear whether the Special Law on Prostitution applies.”
I tested one of these on a recent business trip but it must have had a puncture c’os it went down on me…
” c’os it went down on me…”
The Blowup Doll or YOU !.. 😉
/Smarta$$
I hope they don’t find out I cut a hole in my mattress…
… sure does hurt when the admiral gets caught in the springs…
And I’m sure they’re clean after someone else has use them… 😉
Hey, I forgot to mention that the doll’s nose was running too, guess it needed emptying…
Sure beats a real Korean whore sweating kimchi from her pores. You just can’t get past the smell. I’ll take the smell of burning latex any day! And a bottle of soju to go with it.
I’ve seen one of these dolls in a showcase at the Sex Museum in nyc, and they’re nothing to write home about. As far as sex with a doll being prostitution, I think there is no need for it since prostitution is practically legal anywhere where it is banned. Look at the Yellow Pages. In Manhattan’s Yellow Pages the pages with the most ads running is a tie between escorts (prostitutes) and lawyers. You guessed it, they both have in common that they’ll fuck you for your money.
#7 – seen in a museum, yeah right
*insert laugh from bevis and butthead here*
I don’t find prostitution degrading, per se. If the person (man/woman) selling itself for money does it in a conscient, optional way, it’s no different from acting. The down side is that prostitution is often tied with organized crime and misery.
As for having sex with a doll… if it is assumed as a sophisticated masturbation… ok, I can deal with it. If it is a last resort…it’s pityful.
An important argument when you have a nut job with several dozen pounds of Uranium and Plutonium held together with duct tape to the North.
#8 – Seeing it in a sex museum isn’t as far fetched as you’d imagine. I don’t know about NYC, but Amsterdam has a nice one.
There’s a museum of sex here in NYC, too. Not as big (or off the hook) as the one in A-dam, but nice.
#9, Prostitution is actually more degrading for men than for women. I’ve had a few in my time but all prostitutes that I’ve ever been with have only been concerned with “are you done?”. Bagging a sack of potatoes is bringing sex down to its most common denominator: physical pleasure. I’ve also have had sex with women who cannot enjoy it because of psychological problems which is close to being with a prostitute also. Only a very few women can enjoy sex like a man and get really into it. Ahhh, these are the women that separate themselves from girls.
Whatever the consensus view of the world’s most credentialed experts might happen to be… 0113addiv is here to tell us why they are wrong.
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