News and Media Reports

[Stoner R]

I don't know why the Advertiser puts this story out online with so little information! I mean at the very least, get the name of the bar or don't put anything in.

http://www.staradvertiser.com/breaki...na-street-bar/

[BlkPatriot]

Thanks for posting the video, which I found interesting, especially how San Francisco is using warrantless, highly intrusive "health inspector" searches to harass AMPs. Maybe someday a customer subjected to "coitus interruptus" will punch that sanctimonious "health inspector" in the nose. The so-called "health inspector" seemed like a guy who later goes home to masturbate in the bathroom to photos of the AMP providers, lol.

In my opinion, the video was a classic example of anti-prostitution propaganda. Of course there have been some cases of sex slavery, but the video attempts to create the false impression that the vast majority of these AMP providers are sex slaves, when in reality they voluntarily want to make money in the world's oldest profession. Notice how many times words such as "suspected" and "believes" are used in the video, instead of presenting any real proof of sexual slavery at the AMPs that were searched.

What I found most hypocritical was how the producers of the video were clearly and repeatedly showing the faces of the purported sex slaves on camera, even though most of those women were obviously embarrassed. If the video producers truly thought those women were victims of sex slavery, and really cared about their alleged plight, humiliating them by showing their faces to the world on camera would be inexcusable and violate journalistic ethics.

They could careless about these so called "victims" all this is was a shakedown to gain money for the city. Citing the girls does nothing to "help" them. Would they rather them be streetwalkers. Our society is so hypocritical one of the guys on youtube put it clearly. Two gay guys can fuck on the street in san fran, but a guy want's a HE in a private room, and the moral fiber of America is going down the drain. Just look at how they are pushing for gender neutral bathrooms, but mongering is seen as vile.

[Seeker963]

By definition of a slave. No not really. They're not.

African Americans, and other people that have actually been through real slavery should be offended by the use of the term used in this manner. Totally insulting.

[Redneck 1]

In this video clip, the women are portrayed as sex slaves. Personally I think they enjoy the opportunity to make tons of money, and some probably find it exciting. So the question is; Are they really slaves?

Thanks for posting the video, which I found interesting, especially how San Francisco is using warrantless, highly intrusive "health inspector" searches to harass AMPs. Maybe someday a customer subjected to "coitus interruptus" will punch that sanctimonious "health inspector" in the nose. The so-called "health inspector" seemed like a guy who later goes home to masturbate in the bathroom to photos of the AMP providers, lol.

In my opinion, the video was a classic example of anti-prostitution propaganda. Of course there have been some cases of sex slavery, but the video attempts to create the false impression that the vast majority of these AMP providers are sex slaves, when in reality they voluntarily want to make money in the world's oldest profession. Notice how many times words such as "suspected" and "believes" are used in the video, instead of presenting any real proof of sexual slavery at the AMPs that were searched.

What I found most hypocritical was how the producers of the video were clearly and repeatedly showing the faces of the purported sex slaves on camera, even though most of those women were obviously embarrassed. If the video producers truly thought those women were victims of sex slavery, and really cared about their alleged plight, humiliating them by showing their faces to the world on camera would be inexcusable and violate journalistic ethics.

[NiceBush808]

Yes, I agree it does not match the definition of slaves.

On a different note; just want to thank you for always inquiring regarding if a provider has Bush. By you inquiring; you help me and other forum readers make informed choices whether to see a AMP provider or not. Everyone has their preferences and fetishes. My preference is clean shaven with no Bush; completed opposite of your preference (nothing wrong with that). I think diversity is a good thing; Diversity makes the world a more interesting place. Please continue to inquiry regarding Bush or non Bush, because it help for those that did not write a detailed description regarding an AMP Model's looks. Your investigative reporting helps you, but it also helps other forum readers too. Much mahalo.

Thank you.

[DrMajikLuv69]

By definition of a slave. No not really. They're not.

Yes, I agree it does not match the definition of slaves.

On a different note; just want to thank you for always inquiring regarding if a provider has Bush. By you inquiring; you help me and other forum readers make informed choices whether to see a AMP provider or not. Everyone has their preferences and fetishes. My preference is clean shaven with no Bush; completed opposite of your preference (nothing wrong with that). I think diversity is a good thing; Diversity makes the world a more interesting place. Please continue to inquiry regarding Bush or non Bush, because it help for those that did not write a detailed description regarding an AMP Model's looks. Your investigative reporting helps you, but it also helps other forum readers too. Much mahalo.

[NiceBush808]

In this video clip, the women are portrayed as sex slaves. Personally I think they enjoy the opportunity to make tons of money, and some probably find it exciting. So the question is; Are they really slaves?

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=I-SKhaWwD8s

See attached link.

By definition of a slave. No not really. They're not.

[DrMajikLuv69]

In this video clip, the women are portrayed as sex slaves. Personally I think they enjoy the opportunity to make tons of money, and some probably find it exciting. So the question is; Are they really slaves?

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=I-SKhaWwD8s

See attached link.

[Johnny14]

Holy smokes, Batman. Watch out for Kat Xian now. She might be even more angry and jealous because nobody responded to her ad requesting a sugar daddy.

Hey brother, any guy would be a fool to try and copulate with Xian, much less be her "Sugar Daddy". Her primary interest lays in what type of batteries for her vibrator that are reliant enough not to peter out before she climaxes.

[Puuhale]

For guys with enough cash, maybe this could be a nice opportunity? Compassionately "give back to the community" by helping a deserving young college student, avoid the anti-prostitution laws, and (most importantly) get that sweet young pussy?

Think of how proud you'll be as you watch your own personal hooker -- oops, I mean, "scholar" -- walk across the stage at graduation with her degree!


Students Seeking Sugar Daddies For Tuition, Rent

Candice Kashani (photo below) graduated from law school debt-free this spring, thanks to a modern twist on an age-old arrangement. During her first year, she faced tuition and expenses that ran nearly $50,000, even after a scholarship. So she decided to check out a dating website that connected women looking for financial help with men willing to provide it, in exchange for companionship and sex, a "sugar daddy" relationship as they are known.

Now, almost three years and several sugar daddies later, Kashani is set to graduate from Villanova University free and clear, while some of her peers are burdened with six-digit debts. As the cost of tuition and rent rises, so does the apparent popularity of such sites among students. But are they really providing financial relief, or signing women up for something more exploitative and dangerous than debt?

Kashani believes such sites are a "great resource" for young women, but others say these arrangements smack of prostitution and take advantage of women in a vulnerable situation. Lynn Comella, an associate professor of gender and sexuality studies at University of Nevada, Las Vegas, said that it is not unusual for students to turn to sex work such as stripping, prostitution or webcam work to pay for school. But the sugar daddy sites are relatively new, and she says not entirely upfront about what they are really about.

These arrangements are more vague than prostitution. There is an expectation of material benefit but it is not always specified and sex is not guaranteed. Ron Weitzer, a professor of sociology at George Washington University and a criminologist with an expertise in the sex industry describes it as "prostitution light".

"Sugar Daddy" arrangements have existed for ages, and it's unclear if they are becoming more common because the phenomenon is not well studied. But experts say at the very least the internet has made these transactions far easier to arrange and negotiate. "It allows you to hone in on what you want," said Kevin Lewis, an assistant professor of sociology at University of California San Diego, who studies online dating. "You could argue it is just making the market more efficient".

Kashani says she sifted through many potential suitors before finding one she clicked with. She says she considers her sugar daddy one of her best friends and that they care deeply for each other. "The people who have a stigma, or associate a negative connotation with it, don't understand how it works," she says.

But unlike most relationships, she is paid a sizeable monthly allowance that helps her pay for school. Undergraduate students last year finished school with an average of $35,000 in student debt. A figure that has risen steadily every year, according to Mark Kantrowitz, a financial aid expert. The average graduate debt load is $75,000, and some longer programs force students into much deeper debt.

Many students say their loans don't cover the cost of living, and with rent skyrocketing in most major cities, they are left scrambling to make up the difference. One graduate student at Columbia University in New York had a scholarship that covered almost all of her tuition, but not her living expenses. She spoke on the condition of anonymity because of the potential impact on her job prospects. She tried to make do. Sharing a room with a classmate and working a minimum wage job, plus any freelance work she could get. But still she struggled to pay her rent and utilities, and her grades suffered.

"That's just not why I am here," she said. "I wanted to find the most amount of money I could make for the least amount of effort". So she found herself surfing Craigslist and Backpage and later, Seeking Arrangement, the largest of the sugar daddy websites. Now she has two sugar daddies, one she sees occasionally and another who is more like a conventional boyfriend, except that he pays her a monthly allowance and helps rent her an apartment closer to him.

Seeking Arrangement said it is most popular in Los Angeles and New York. The average rent in both areas is well over $2,000 a month, according to Zillow research. The Columbia student says she plans to continue "sugaring" after she graduates to buy herself time to find a more traditional job and remain officially unemployed so she can defer repaying the roughly $70,000 in loans she had already racked up.

"There is a lot of moral panic about it," she said. "But what are the real estate and academic funding situations that led to this?" Brandon Wade, creator of the site, touts it as an "alternative to financial aid" but says the company did not set out to target students when it launched in 2006. It stumbled on this niche, and began in 2011 offering students a free premium membership, which usually costs $30 a month. It charges sugar daddies $70 to $180 a month, depending on the membership level.

Seeking Arrangement also offers to connect same-sex couples looking for such arrangements, or "sugar mommies" for men. But the male-female "sugar daddy" dynamic makes up the bulk of its business. It's difficult to pin down exactly how many students are involved in such situations, because they are private transactions. And it's a niche rarely studied by academics.

Seeking Arrangement says student users on the site jumped from 79,400 worldwide in 2010 to 1.9 million this year, and students make up one-third of its users. And while it sees thousands of signups on any given day, the company says enrollment jumps during August and January when tuition is typically due, sometimes to more than double its normal levels.

Women who have used the site report experiences that run the gamut. From respectful chaste dates all the way to aggressive solicitation online, even though it is forbidden on the site. Sex is not guaranteed, although most users say it is implied. The company says a few arrangements have even led to marriage, although it is rare.

Some of the women say they feel respected and cared for, but remain aware that it is an arrangement, not traditional romantic love. "It benefits me in many ways. We have a healthy relationship, we travel together, I'm able to enjoy the city more," said the New York graduate student.

Still, she said, it is a job. "It does kind of rub me the wrong way that some people don't see it as sex work," she said. Comella warns that unlike sex workers, many women doing this put their true identities online, and that could put them at risk. Seeking Arrangement runs background checks, but there have been reports of violence against both men and women stemming from sugar daddy websites.

Kristen Houser of the National Sexual Violence Resource Center says that violence is common any time money is exchanged for sex. (Any time? What an idiotic claim - Red) "You need to pay attention that there is a power imbalance," she said. Wade says there are risks inherent in any dating website. He should know; he runs several, including one that allows users to bid on dates and another focused on open relationships. He said he created Seeking Arrangement out of his own frustration with women. An MIT graduate, he had difficulty meeting women and realized a site such as this would highlight what set him apart. Money.

"Money and sex are things that people want," he said. "I think the controversy comes into play on Seeking Arrangement because we are so upfront about it".

Holy smokes, Batman. Watch out for Kat Xian now. She might be even more angry and jealous because nobody responded to her ad requesting a sugar daddy.

[Redneck 1]

For guys with enough cash, maybe this could be a nice opportunity? Compassionately "give back to the community" by helping a deserving young college student, avoid the anti-prostitution laws, and (most importantly) get that sweet young pussy?

Think of how proud you'll be as you watch your own personal hooker -- oops, I mean, "scholar" -- walk across the stage at graduation with her degree!


Students Seeking Sugar Daddies For Tuition, Rent

Candice Kashani (photo below) graduated from law school debt-free this spring, thanks to a modern twist on an age-old arrangement. During her first year, she faced tuition and expenses that ran nearly $50,000, even after a scholarship. So she decided to check out a dating website that connected women looking for financial help with men willing to provide it, in exchange for companionship and sex, a "sugar daddy" relationship as they are known.

Now, almost three years and several sugar daddies later, Kashani is set to graduate from Villanova University free and clear, while some of her peers are burdened with six-digit debts. As the cost of tuition and rent rises, so does the apparent popularity of such sites among students. But are they really providing financial relief, or signing women up for something more exploitative and dangerous than debt?

Kashani believes such sites are a "great resource" for young women, but others say these arrangements smack of prostitution and take advantage of women in a vulnerable situation. Lynn Comella, an associate professor of gender and sexuality studies at University of Nevada, Las Vegas, said that it is not unusual for students to turn to sex work such as stripping, prostitution or webcam work to pay for school. But the sugar daddy sites are relatively new, and she says not entirely upfront about what they are really about.

These arrangements are more vague than prostitution. There is an expectation of material benefit but it is not always specified and sex is not guaranteed. Ron Weitzer, a professor of sociology at George Washington University and a criminologist with an expertise in the sex industry describes it as "prostitution light".

"Sugar Daddy" arrangements have existed for ages, and it's unclear if they are becoming more common because the phenomenon is not well studied. But experts say at the very least the internet has made these transactions far easier to arrange and negotiate. "It allows you to hone in on what you want," said Kevin Lewis, an assistant professor of sociology at University of California San Diego, who studies online dating. "You could argue it is just making the market more efficient".

Kashani says she sifted through many potential suitors before finding one she clicked with. She says she considers her sugar daddy one of her best friends and that they care deeply for each other. "The people who have a stigma, or associate a negative connotation with it, don't understand how it works," she says.

But unlike most relationships, she is paid a sizeable monthly allowance that helps her pay for school. Undergraduate students last year finished school with an average of $35,000 in student debt. A figure that has risen steadily every year, according to Mark Kantrowitz, a financial aid expert. The average graduate debt load is $75,000, and some longer programs force students into much deeper debt.

Many students say their loans don't cover the cost of living, and with rent skyrocketing in most major cities, they are left scrambling to make up the difference. One graduate student at Columbia University in New York had a scholarship that covered almost all of her tuition, but not her living expenses. She spoke on the condition of anonymity because of the potential impact on her job prospects. She tried to make do. Sharing a room with a classmate and working a minimum wage job, plus any freelance work she could get. But still she struggled to pay her rent and utilities, and her grades suffered.

"That's just not why I am here," she said. "I wanted to find the most amount of money I could make for the least amount of effort". So she found herself surfing Craigslist and Backpage and later, Seeking Arrangement, the largest of the sugar daddy websites. Now she has two sugar daddies, one she sees occasionally and another who is more like a conventional boyfriend, except that he pays her a monthly allowance and helps rent her an apartment closer to him.

Seeking Arrangement said it is most popular in Los Angeles and New York. The average rent in both areas is well over $2,000 a month, according to Zillow research. The Columbia student says she plans to continue "sugaring" after she graduates to buy herself time to find a more traditional job and remain officially unemployed so she can defer repaying the roughly $70,000 in loans she had already racked up.

"There is a lot of moral panic about it," she said. "But what are the real estate and academic funding situations that led to this?" Brandon Wade, creator of the site, touts it as an "alternative to financial aid" but says the company did not set out to target students when it launched in 2006. It stumbled on this niche, and began in 2011 offering students a free premium membership, which usually costs $30 a month. It charges sugar daddies $70 to $180 a month, depending on the membership level.

Seeking Arrangement also offers to connect same-sex couples looking for such arrangements, or "sugar mommies" for men. But the male-female "sugar daddy" dynamic makes up the bulk of its business. It's difficult to pin down exactly how many students are involved in such situations, because they are private transactions. And it's a niche rarely studied by academics.

Seeking Arrangement says student users on the site jumped from 79,400 worldwide in 2010 to 1.9 million this year, and students make up one-third of its users. And while it sees thousands of signups on any given day, the company says enrollment jumps during August and January when tuition is typically due, sometimes to more than double its normal levels.

Women who have used the site report experiences that run the gamut. From respectful chaste dates all the way to aggressive solicitation online, even though it is forbidden on the site. Sex is not guaranteed, although most users say it is implied. The company says a few arrangements have even led to marriage, although it is rare.

Some of the women say they feel respected and cared for, but remain aware that it is an arrangement, not traditional romantic love. "It benefits me in many ways. We have a healthy relationship, we travel together, I'm able to enjoy the city more," said the New York graduate student.

Still, she said, it is a job. "It does kind of rub me the wrong way that some people don't see it as sex work," she said. Comella warns that unlike sex workers, many women doing this put their true identities online, and that could put them at risk. Seeking Arrangement runs background checks, but there have been reports of violence against both men and women stemming from sugar daddy websites.

Kristen Houser of the National Sexual Violence Resource Center says that violence is common any time money is exchanged for sex. (Any time? What an idiotic claim - Red) "You need to pay attention that there is a power imbalance," she said. Wade says there are risks inherent in any dating website. He should know; he runs several, including one that allows users to bid on dates and another focused on open relationships. He said he created Seeking Arrangement out of his own frustration with women. An MIT graduate, he had difficulty meeting women and realized a site such as this would highlight what set him apart. Money.

"Money and sex are things that people want," he said. "I think the controversy comes into play on Seeking Arrangement because we are so upfront about it".

[DrMajikLuv69]

Over the years, I've been with several downtown providers who said they were lesbians, and I enjoyed all of them. Ironically, one of them was among the best BBBJ providers I've ever known.

Regarding this case, the obnoxious and oppressive policeman was merely allowed to "retire," doesn't have to pay even one penny of the taxpayer-funded settlement, wasn't disciplined in any way by HPD, and wasn't prosecuted. Par for the course.

Ditto that Redneck1. Over the last few years, I to have been with a lesbian. The lesbian, I still occasionally link up for after hours Netflix and Chill. She is one of the more popular younger asian LMTs that everyone reports legit. When she does text every couple weeks or so, I will rearrange my schedule just to see her. I would marry her, if she could be straight and monogamous.

[Shengnu888]

Over the years, I've been with several downtown providers who said they were lesbians, and I enjoyed all of them. Ironically, one of them was among the best BBBJ providers I've ever known.

Regarding this case, the obnoxious and oppressive policeman was merely allowed to "retire," doesn't have to pay even one penny of the taxpayer-funded settlement, wasn't disciplined in any way by HPD, and wasn't prosecuted. Par for the course.

I'd bang her to.

[Redneck 1]

Hell, I would certainly bang the one with long black hair, lesbian or straight, pussy is pussy. I think having a lesbo as a "spare tire" is just wonderful, she can always go back to her girlfriend with female issues instead of playing quessing games and getting pissed off because us guys only want some T & A. Ha Ha.

Over the years, I've been with several downtown providers who said they were lesbians, and I enjoyed all of them. Ironically, one of them was among the best BBBJ providers I've ever known.

Regarding this case, the obnoxious and oppressive policeman was merely allowed to "retire," doesn't have to pay even one penny of the taxpayer-funded settlement, wasn't disciplined in any way by HPD, and wasn't prosecuted. Par for the course.

[Johnny14]

http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/hon...21y?li=BBnbfcL

Women getting paid for a sexual act. What would Xian say?

Hell, I would certainly bang the one with long black hair, lesbian or straight, pussy is pussy. I think having a lesbo as a "spare tire" is just wonderful, she can always go back to her girlfriend with female issues instead of playing quessing games and getting pissed off because us guys only want some T & A. Ha Ha.