Some people on the ship thought that I was "fooling around" with these boys because they saw us out dancing every night, but it was all totally innocent -- to me they were like my teenage son who was on the cruise with me. The only difference is that my new adopted college-age sons aren't embarrassed to communicate with me on Facebook like my teenage son is! It is your disrespectful comment that the poster was worried about. The OP had a legitimate concern, she expressed it nicely, asked questions and stated she was afraid of getting flamed.
You managed to try and belittle her. If you disagreed with her thoughts just say so, you didn't need to throw in insults. I for one that works in the medical profession respect her for questioning it. Sex trafficking is on the rise! I do not wish to speculate on the circumstances of this specific incident.
However, human trafficking is a very real thing and in alot of cases lives are saved only because someone noticed something "off" and reported it. If ever you feel something is "off" in any situation, it never hurts to report it, it can only help. Its a shame that many red flags in tragic situations are not realized until after the fact. I'd be more inclined to think she was looking for a sugar daddy..
I have seen on cruises where elderly men have much younger 'attendants' some of which are home health aides. Now when my husband and I cruise with our adopted "exotic" beauty, people might think we're sex traffickers.
OP, I'm sure you mean well, but multi-racial families are not that unusual these days. I like meeting people on cruises, have met many and made good friends but alarm bells start to ring if someone gets too familiar with myself or a member of my family. So I can see why this might play on your mind. In my view motive doesn't matter. It is good to be guarded. Other than that, I tend not to concern myself with what others do on a cruise or why they are there.
Other than that, i tend not to concern myself with what others do on a cruise or why they are there. I'd be more inclined to think she was looking for a sugar daddy. Also curious OP how your son knew she was adopted but wasn't sure if she was a prostitute? Seems if she was working the ship, her job specialities may have come up in conversation long before her parent's backgrounds.
Small group of hookers got busted on an NCL ship a couple years back. I am looking for the article again And what would you have said to them? What would you have expected them to do? Seems to me that could have been incredibly awkward and embarrassing for all involved.
For those giving the OP a hard time, you remind me of those people who like to pretend nothing bad EVER happens and how just the thought of it makes you, well, respond the way you do: you belittle. Sex trafficking is real and it's everywhere, yes, it's in the U. The point is, if something seems "off" it's better to report it out of concern v.
One of the things we love about cruising is that age hardly matters. We've made friends with older couples and much younger couples and, I bet, if I had to cruise single I'd still make friends with anyone who seemed like fun. I don't have any real frame of reference, but it could be that there wasn't really any agenda at all, but just the typical cruise "fun" time thing. Lots of times on ships one of the crew will say, typically at a show, that we can do anything we want because we'll never see any of these people ever again.
That kind of takes a lot of pressure off of putting on any kind of pretense and just having fun on vacation. By LauraS Started October 12, Royal Caribbean International. Quirky situation. Share More sharing options Followers 5. Recommended Posts.
Posted February 15, Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options Allie Conti November 19, AM. Customs officials at Miami International Airport told him to line up with six other people and hand over his electronics.
The Key West resident dutifully surrendered a laptop computer, two cell phones, and two digital cameras. Then the year-old sighed. This would be a problem. Cubadave, as he is better known, is the man behind an eponymous blog promoting sex tourism in Sosua, a town on the northern coast of the DR. He has thousands of acolytes who worship him online for his stories about prostitutes -- and for his pictures. Dave claims to have slept with thousands of Caribbean sex workers.
Today, his goal is to help other -- often older -- men do the same so that they can reclaim their youth and that the impoverished women of the DR can supplement low incomes, he says. Full text. Join the New Times community and help support independent local journalism in Miami. The ruling cited study after study showing that indoor prostitution is less harmful than street work, and that the places and ways in which prostitution can be practiced can lower the risk of violence.
Where to get more than a hand job? Home » Forum » Off Topic. Recommended online casinos. Joined: Oct 19, Threads: Posts: March 4th, at PM permalink. They are not pimps anymore they are all club promoters now. Everything is negotiable. Those who say a grand probably start out seeking 2 or 3 grand. They ALL seem to have blades and wigs. Most will steal without hesitation. Any ad that says 'not an agency' is an agency.
Any price quoted over the phone is for her to show up and the money quoted is the agency's fee, not her fee. Go to one of their gathering spots "after hours" and hear their various comments of how much money they stole without having to work for it.
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