How can gigolos be proud of their profession?

Jesse

I think the case is being compared with Europe's liberal way about sex trade and cultures. Surely, the article writer has no particular sentiment about sex taboos or catholic or conservative morals. But it still wrong to consider being a gigolo as a profession. :icon_e_sad:

spicyayam

Here is a Google translated article from Berita news: [I]Profession gigolo already in Bali since 20 years ago. Although with a prostitute is the same woman, as long as the gigolo in Bali was so proud of his profession and can exist 'career' to date. [/I] [I]"Although women are virtually identical with a prostitute, gigolo profession can exist in Bali because local communities do not assume this job is low or vile," said mental health experts as well as observers of social problems in Bali, Luh Ketut Suryani, in Denpasar (4 / 5), responding documentary rampant gigolo Cowboys in Paradise, which was filmed in Kuta Beach Bali. [/I] [I]According to the Syriac, as long as the gigolo in Bali was so proud of his profession and did not consider it a shameful job and should be hidden. [/I] [I]"The gigolo feel proud to get the satisfaction of living and abundant material in a single moment without having to work hard to rattle the bones," he explained. [/I] [I]"The gigolo could exist and be proud also because of discrimination from the local community. If the female prostitute or prostitutes are considered as lower class and social punishment of society, hence the gigolo opposite the plume is considered as a class and never get the punishment from the community," added the woman who is active in the handling of a madman or psychiatric disorders throughout Bali . [/I] [I]Then when people will start to feel ashamed of being a gigolo? [/I] [I]"When people began to see professional gigolo (male prostitute) and prostitutes (women) are the same, then people would start thinking too shy to become a gigolo. Currently there are gigolo in Bali since many people consider it unusual or normal thing, when in fact both prostitutes," he asserted.[/I]

over-it

spicyayam wroteHere is a Google translated article from Berita news: [I]Profession gigolo already in Bali since 20 years ago. Although with a prostitute is the same woman, as long as the gigolo in Bali was so proud of his profession and can exist 'career' to date. [/I] [I]"Although women are virtually identical with a prostitute, gigolo profession can exist in Bali because local communities do not assume this job is low or vile," said mental health experts as well as observers of social problems in Bali, Luh Ketut Suryani, in Denpasar (4 / 5), responding documentary rampant gigolo Cowboys in Paradise, which was filmed in Kuta Beach Bali. [/I] [I]According to the Syriac, as long as the gigolo in Bali was so proud of his profession and did not consider it a shameful job and should be hidden. [/I] [I]"The gigolo feel proud to get the satisfaction of living and abundant material in a single moment without having to work hard to rattle the bones," he explained. [/I] [I]"The gigolo could exist and be proud also because of discrimination from the local community. If the female prostitute or prostitutes are considered as lower class and social punishment of society, hence the gigolo opposite the plume is considered as a class and never get the punishment from the community," added the woman who is active in the handling of a madman or psychiatric disorders throughout Bali . [/I] [I]Then when people will start to feel ashamed of being a gigolo? [/I] [I]"When people began to see professional gigolo (male prostitute) and prostitutes (women) are the same, then people would start thinking too shy to become a gigolo. Currently there are gigolo in Bali since many people consider it unusual or normal thing, when in fact both prostitutes," he asserted.[/I]

seriously?

tintin

The writer of this (poorly) translated article is the renowned Balinese psychiatrist Dr. Luh Ketut Suryani, M.D., Ph.D. Aside from being a charming and modest lady, she is an celebrated western-trained psychiatrist and a leader in bridging Balinese culture with the western world. As a gifted scientist, she observes and analyses human behaviors and human interactions, in a most professional way, away from any dogmatic, including religious, biases. At the Suryani Institute for Mental Health, she focuses on the problems facing Bali's children, including pedophilia. For those of you interested in going a little deeper in "understanding" Bali, I highly recommend Dr. Suryani's numerous books on Balinese culture and spiritual practices (They read a little better than this Google-translated article :icon_biggrin:). She has her own television shows on women’s issues and is a [FONT="]prolific speaker regarding [/FONT]Balinese cultural issues. I believe she is still the Head of the Psychiatry Dept at Udayana University, Denpasar.

Fortunny

Kama Sutra????

Nydave

Is she the same lady who travels around Bali and gives free medicine to people that have been chained up for years by their family, and eventually gets them released from their constraints ?