Korean and Taiwanese SPs
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A few years ago the Korean government decided to start enforcing the laws against prostitution. It has always been illegal but the laws were ignored and prostitution thrived everywhere you looked. Now the Red Light districts are all but closed up and many of the thousands of girls out of work are looking overseas to make money. Prior to this, Korean SP's were much harder to find here.
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Why are there so may Korean and chinese restaurants in Vancouver and SFO? Good old market economics,the market will supply what people want to buy.
Asian guys prefer asian girls. If they were to see caucasian girls there would all of a sudden be a huge rise in drownings of lil asian men (for the PC crowd that was ucking joke so relax)
Well, I can't speak for ALL men and I do not want to turn this into a race conversation. But, with this industry, a guy (or girl) is given a chance to live out a fantasy (or just satisfy his sexual urges). You can choose to be with whoever. Wouldn't you want to "be" with someone aside from your own race?
I know if I had more money than I have right now I would be adventurous and see more SPs of different colour. Maybe it's just me.That's why I stuck with the simplest answer before... more asian residents means more asian sps whether there is a demand for them or not.
Again, I may be wrong.
So are you complaing that there are too many of them coming here? you dont like the extra choices or something?
Thanks. That really explains why we had zero Koreans offering services as little as a year ago. I have seen one Korean SW on E. Hastings and a pair of Korean SW's at the corner of Barker st. and Kingsway at the Shell station around 5 PM on a weekday. Burnaby and Coquitlam is flooded with young Koreans.
Does it look like he's complaining?
It's a valid question, not sure what makes you come to that conclusion.If you have anything relevant to contribute or want to be helpful trying to give your opinion about with the question, by all means.. please do. But seriously, the animosity and toilet attitude is really getting old here, so no need for more and please just stick to inner dialogue next time, if that's all that comes to mind.
I'm wondering why he would ask a question like this in the first place. Why is it surprising too see asian women as escorts here in Vancouver. Laserjet seems surprised to see all the asian sps around here.
its like a japanese man in Japan asking why is there a sudden increase of caucasion girls in his homecountry. Its kind of a stupid question in my opinion.
I'm not here to piss anyone off especially Laserjet & missbijou. It would be a waste of my time and yours.
Why you gotta be so sensitive about my comments bijou, like his question my statement was morely a question too. Dont judge so quickly on what type of person I am.
its like a japanese man in Japan asking why is there a sudden increase of caucasion girls in his homecountry. Its kind of a stupid question in my opinion.
I'm not here to piss anyone off especially Laserjet & missbijou. It would be a waste of my time and yours.
Why you gotta be so sensitive about my comments bijou, like his question my statement was morely a question too. Dont judge so quickly on what type of person I am.
Vastly Different Cultures
When I read the OP's (original poster's) comments I understand his/her question to mean why are there so many Korean and Taiwanese s/p's as opposed to other Asian women.
From my experience, there are significant differences between each of the Asian cultures. Try to enjoy and experience them all.
When I read the OP's (original poster's) comments I understand his/her question to mean why are there so many Korean and Taiwanese s/p's as opposed to other Asian women.
From my experience, there are significant differences between each of the Asian cultures. Try to enjoy and experience them all.
Well, I can't speak for ALL men and I do not want to turn this into a race conversation.
That's how I understood the question too... That's why I thought it was a valid question and was interested in reading what people thought. Richman's answer fits what I see as a relevant answer. But perhaps the question was simply not understood to mean the same by all..
Ok..... getting back to the original question (and yes its an interesting one). I might get shit on for over generalizing, but hey..the question was asked and I'm attempting to answer
I think what LaserJet is saying is this: SPs from China (& older ones from Hong Kong) have traditionally dominated the local market. That's a given, but in the past 6-12 months, much talent from Korea has exploded onto the local scene and to a lesser extent Taiwan. Valid question and would like to hear more viewpoints on the dynamics behind it.
I like Richmann's idea on a macro level when it comes to Korean SPs. However there is a significant difference in mindset amongst SPs from China, Korea and Taiwan.
In general, many SPs from China are driven and in it for basic reasons (feed the kids, send money back home to family, save up to buy a couple of houses, support the deadbeat hubbie, change of direction after a divorce, etc. etc.) and yes the money they can make here could be 8-10X more than what they make back home.
From what I've observed of the Korean SPs, many tend to be younger (19-25 yo range). For many its strictly about the money, but partying like a rock star in the wee hours is all part of the fun. Oh and they might aspire to own as many pairs of designer shoes with matching designer purses as possible, aspire to drive a luxury car, they might have gambling debts to settle back home, or they might have credit card bills stacked higher than your all-in bet
In Taiwan, if you're not in the PC, chip foundry or financial services industries, then you might be 'stuck' in the gambling, nite life/entertainment or Betel nut biz, so for the Taiwan SP's its all about aspiring to a higher socio-economic status with emphasis on the latter For this reason, Taiwan SP's can come across as care-free, but they tend to take the biz more seriously. Many value independence and living life on their own terms. Not unusual for one to work 3 months straight, then do some extensive traveling & shopping around the world. When they deplete their funds, they'll be back at it again to build up the bankroll. The money they can make here is roughly double or triple what they make back home
So there you have it. You have your opportunistic survivors, your socialite - materialists, or your enterprising globetrotters. To which political party would you like to make your donation??
I think what LaserJet is saying is this: SPs from China (& older ones from Hong Kong) have traditionally dominated the local market. That's a given, but in the past 6-12 months, much talent from Korea has exploded onto the local scene and to a lesser extent Taiwan. Valid question and would like to hear more viewpoints on the dynamics behind it.
I like Richmann's idea on a macro level when it comes to Korean SPs. However there is a significant difference in mindset amongst SPs from China, Korea and Taiwan.
In general, many SPs from China are driven and in it for basic reasons (feed the kids, send money back home to family, save up to buy a couple of houses, support the deadbeat hubbie, change of direction after a divorce, etc. etc.) and yes the money they can make here could be 8-10X more than what they make back home.
From what I've observed of the Korean SPs, many tend to be younger (19-25 yo range). For many its strictly about the money, but partying like a rock star in the wee hours is all part of the fun. Oh and they might aspire to own as many pairs of designer shoes with matching designer purses as possible, aspire to drive a luxury car, they might have gambling debts to settle back home, or they might have credit card bills stacked higher than your all-in bet
In Taiwan, if you're not in the PC, chip foundry or financial services industries, then you might be 'stuck' in the gambling, nite life/entertainment or Betel nut biz, so for the Taiwan SP's its all about aspiring to a higher socio-economic status with emphasis on the latter
For this reason, Taiwan SP's can come across as care-free, but they tend to take the biz more seriously. Many value independence and living life on their own terms. Not unusual for one to work 3 months straight, then do some extensive traveling & shopping around the world. When they deplete their funds, they'll be back at it again to build up the bankroll. The money they can make here is roughly double or triple what they make back homeSo there you have it. You have your opportunistic survivors, your socialite - materialists, or your enterprising globetrotters. To which political party would you like to make your donation??
Saskguy. You are getting off topic a bit. Your question has been brought up many times. You may be thinking of micros rather that amp's. Amp's are regularly checked up on the police to make sure everything is on the up & up. This usually includes an ID check of all employees. Micro's are another thing and pooner beware and also be courteous when visiting such as to not create any suspicion to the neighbors.
Sorry, I didn't think that was gettting off topic. An influx of certain asian locals on craigslist, and it made me wonder, so I just threw it out there because I was curious.
I'm not sure if anything had been said about Amp's vs Micro's, not that I would have realized there was a big difference, living in Saskatchewan, I admit I'm a bit ignorant about the whole issue.
In any case, your post was informative, so I thank you for it.
i agree with jimbo
This is just my opinion worth $0.02. I'm sure there are many nobler sentiments out there.
The societies in Taiwan and South Korea (and also in many western countries) have developed such that young girls have become more materialistic and superficial. They really want to live the rock star life as portrayed on tv, movies, music, ads everywhere. They assume that's their right and the singular purpose of their lives. Unfortunately, a lot of them don't come from wealthy families and going through school to obtain a high-paying job can be a long and challenging road. The girls are impatient for a better life, for independence, for all the gucci bags in the universe, to live like the women in Sex and the City, etc. Prostitution is easy and doing it in Canada significantly decreases the chances of getting arrested or recognized in South Korea, where conservative Confucian society would ostracize them in their immoral profession. Even though many korean men patronize the room salons and FS massage spas in Seoul and Pusan.
Particularly in South Korea, many of the young girls that I've met were fairly naive about the world and about finances. They don't really have the concept of saving money for long term goals or retirement. They dream that one day they'll just meet someone rich. Except there's not really that many rich guys to go around.
In taiwan, standards of morality have also degraded considerably among the younger generation. The advent of moral relativism, feminism, upheavals of traditional family structures in a modern society have eliminated strong social biases against prostitution. If a girl wants to sell her body, its her choice, what's it to you, is kind of what a taiwanese person would say. Anyway, probably her family wasn't able to support her any more and her job pays too little. They may not approve of it but it's none of their business.
Canada is remarkably easy for taiwanese or koreans to enter on a tourist visa. Mainland chinese, Vietnamese, Filipinos and Thai's have a much harder time obtaining the visa unless they are fairly well off already. Ditto for most Eastern European countries. So the prostitutes from taiwan and korea come here, and vancouver is on the pacific coast and more convenient to go back home after.
I'm just saying what everyone here already knows but prostitution tends to abound when the socioeconomic gap between the rich and poor is greatest. Especially when women feel poor (by seeing all those ads for expensive shoes and purses) and economically distressed. In Vancouver, with the incredible real estate prices, high cost of living and the comparatively low-paying jobs available, the customary way that a single young woman with a limited skill set can support herself and the lifestyle that she wants would be through prostitution.
This is just my opinion worth $0.02. I'm sure there are many nobler sentiments out there.
The societies in Taiwan and South Korea (and also in many western countries) have developed such that young girls have become more materialistic and superficial. They really want to live the rock star life as portrayed on tv, movies, music, ads everywhere. They assume that's their right and the singular purpose of their lives. Unfortunately, a lot of them don't come from wealthy families and going through school to obtain a high-paying job can be a long and challenging road. The girls are impatient for a better life, for independence, for all the gucci bags in the universe, to live like the women in Sex and the City, etc. Prostitution is easy and doing it in Canada significantly decreases the chances of getting arrested or recognized in South Korea, where conservative Confucian society would ostracize them in their immoral profession. Even though many korean men patronize the room salons and FS massage spas in Seoul and Pusan.
Particularly in South Korea, many of the young girls that I've met were fairly naive about the world and about finances. They don't really have the concept of saving money for long term goals or retirement. They dream that one day they'll just meet someone rich. Except there's not really that many rich guys to go around.
In taiwan, standards of morality have also degraded considerably among the younger generation. The advent of moral relativism, feminism, upheavals of traditional family structures in a modern society have eliminated strong social biases against prostitution. If a girl wants to sell her body, its her choice, what's it to you, is kind of what a taiwanese person would say. Anyway, probably her family wasn't able to support her any more and her job pays too little. They may not approve of it but it's none of their business.
Canada is remarkably easy for taiwanese or koreans to enter on a tourist visa. Mainland chinese, Vietnamese, Filipinos and Thai's have a much harder time obtaining the visa unless they are fairly well off already. Ditto for most Eastern European countries. So the prostitutes from taiwan and korea come here, and vancouver is on the pacific coast and more convenient to go back home after.
I'm just saying what everyone here already knows but prostitution tends to abound when the socioeconomic gap between the rich and poor is greatest. Especially when women feel poor (by seeing all those ads for expensive shoes and purses) and economically distressed. In Vancouver, with the incredible real estate prices, high cost of living and the comparatively low-paying jobs available, the customary way that a single young woman with a limited skill set can support herself and the lifestyle that she wants would be through prostitution.
Reading the massage parlor section, many reviews say something like " standard Korean sevice" or "typical Japanese GFE"
Is there a difference in the type of service that the Korean/ Chinese/ Japanese/ Hong Kong SPs deliver?
I normally see mostly caucasian gals but the odd time visit aisans and have wondered about this. I know that some of you Perbites see almost exclusively Aisans and might know.
Is there a difference in the type of service that the Korean/ Chinese/ Japanese/ Hong Kong SPs deliver?
I normally see mostly caucasian gals but the odd time visit aisans and have wondered about this. I know that some of you Perbites see almost exclusively Aisans and might know.
