65 year old still active in the flesh business. Laukwaybu tonic sale

[lostvirgin]

65-year-old woman still active in the business​

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By RSN MURALI

• Nation
• Thursday, 01 Aug 2024

MELAKA: A 65-year-old woman is among the elderly sex workers soliciting customers at recreational areas along Sungai Melaka in this historical city.
When interviewed, the senior citizen said she has been involved in the flesh trade for over 52 years and her clients were mostly foreigners.

“I have to compete with more attractive transgender women and other prostitutes around my age.

“It’s a dying business – no locals want us now and we have to rely on foreigners,” she said, adding that the young ones have turned to social media to lure customers.

The woman said her fee has dropped and she now only charges RM20 per session.
“I used to take RM100 during my younger days,” she added.

A reliable source said instead of the riverside, sex services were gaining popularity in Taman Melaka Raya – where customers must make advance bookings to evade the authorities.

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“Walk-ins are no longer entertained like before, except for certain budget hotels,” he said.
The charges range from RM200 to RM500 depending on the age of the sex workers, who are mostly foreigners.

Commenting on the existence of sex workers in the area, Kota Laksamana assemblyman Low Chee Leong said the conventional flesh trade has been there since the end of World War II.

“I have tried to help them and arranged for them to stay at a government-managed old folks home, but they refused to go.

“In an industry that is based on looks and appearances, it would be hard for them (to make a living),” he said.

Low said the police here are constantly taking action against vice-related activities.

 

[lostvirgin]

Gan Siok Bin can cheong another 20 years and buy another condo.

 

[laksaboy]

A 65-year-old woman is among the elderly sex workers soliciting customers at recreational areas along Sungai Melaka in this historical city.
When interviewed, the senior citizen said she has been involved in the flesh trade for over 52 years and her clients were mostly foreigners.

She is also a proud UNESCO World Heritage ambassador.

This is going to be awesome. They should have a pickup point in the west. They used to do that at Big Box in Jurong East.

 

[k1976]

65-year-old woman still active in the business​

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By RSN MURALI

• Nation
• Thursday, 01 Aug 2024

MELAKA: A 65-year-old woman is among the elderly sex workers soliciting customers at recreational areas along Sungai Melaka in this historical city.
When interviewed, the senior citizen said she has been involved in the flesh trade for over 52 years and her clients were mostly foreigners.

“I have to compete with more attractive transgender women and other prostitutes around my age.

“It’s a dying business – no locals want us now and we have to rely on foreigners,” she said, adding that the young ones have turned to social media to lure customers.

The woman said her fee has dropped and she now only charges RM20 per session.
“I used to take RM100 during my younger days,” she added.

A reliable source said instead of the riverside, sex services were gaining popularity in Taman Melaka Raya – where customers must make advance bookings to evade the authorities.

StarPicks

A commitment to community wellbeing​

“Walk-ins are no longer entertained like before, except for certain budget hotels,” he said.
The charges range from RM200 to RM500 depending on the age of the sex workers, who are mostly foreigners.

Commenting on the existence of sex workers in the area, Kota Laksamana assemblyman Low Chee Leong said the conventional flesh trade has been there since the end of World War II.

“I have tried to help them and arranged for them to stay at a government-managed old folks home, but they refused to go.

“In an industry that is based on looks and appearances, it would be hard for them (to make a living),” he said.

Low said the police here are constantly taking action against vice-related activities.

Can be listed as UNEsCO Human Cuktual Leerick?

 

[laksaboy]

Gan Siok Bin can cheong another 20 years and buy another condo.

If she works hard enough, she might be able to afford one of the Ridout Road houses.

Consider a house at Bishopsgate, Chancery Lane or Nassim Road too, all better locations than Ridout Road. Unless you want to go to Dempsey Hill or Margaret Drive to makan and buy stuff regularly.

 

[lostvirgin]

She is also a proud UNESCO World Heritage ambassador.

This is going to be awesome. They should have a pickup point in the west. They used to do that at Big Box in Jurong East.

Wow, after UNESCO can take coach to Jurong East for round 2.

 

[lostvirgin]

If she works hard enough, she might be able to afford one of the Ridout Road houses.

Consider a house at Bishopsgate, Chancery Lane or Nassim Road too, all better locations than Ridout Road. Unless you want to go to Dempsey Hill or Margaret Drive to makan and buy stuff regularly.

I have no doubt about that given her popularity.

 

[lostvirgin]

65-year-old woman is among the elderly sex workers soliciting customers at recreational areas along Sungai Melaka in this historical city.

When interviewed, the senior citizen said she has been involved in the flesh trade for over 52 years

She started at 13.

 

[k1976]

I have no doubt about that given her popularity.

识货行家

 

[lostvirgin]

识货行家

She should list herself as a stock on NYSE.

 

[lostvirgin]

The sister company.

https://www.nasdaq.com/market-activity/stocks/hoft

 

[VanDick]

How come never show her pic?

 

[lostvirgin]

How come never show her pic?

 

[k1976]

If she cum to selll Gheyland Cheekom rice, things will be alot different

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