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Two Central Java Villages Become Known for Male Prostitution

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landreaumax
6:21pm Mar 27, 2010

the male is the victim remember.. there is no way fpi will bother with this one. it's all the women's fault from their point of view. and one more thing i guess, it's the women's husband fault also, who can't perform well in bed.. being busy with the secretary perhaps?


padt
3:56pm Mar 27, 2010

Shouldn't the town be called Boy-0-Ooh-Lala?

(Bless 'em, the darhlings.)

And I bet many of their clients are married Muslim men.

When will this country come to terms with human nature and recognise that people are naturally straight, bi or gay. And there is nothing wrong with that.

The fact that these young men have to prostitute themselves because of poverty is of course another matter. Given the fabulous wealth of this country that simply 'disappears' into the pockets of the 'rich' and 'corrupt' pillars of the establishment, the plight of these boys and many of their sisters is a crime that cries out to heaven for vengeance.

They will not be condemned by God, rather He condemns those who created the situation that forces them into this.

That they are poor, because of the greed and stupidity of others is the thing that is unacceptable crime - not their prostitution.


hermesthoth
9:59am Mar 27, 2010

Quick, FPI and other "honorable" people. Storm this village for the glory of God! Do sth for this country's morality!

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A culture of male prostitution has developed in two small villages in Boyolali, Central Java, as young men seek a path out of poverty.

Many teenage males in Cabean and Baakalan work as a laborers during the day. After dusk they go to the street and wait for customers to approach. Some employ a pimp while others hang out at beauty salons to groom themselves and meet prospective clients.

A pimp name Parto (not his real name) told SCTV that clients came to him and asked him to find men that suited their tastes.

“If the gigolo is unexperienced, I will ask the clients to teach them,” said Parto. He said his clients came from many places, including Jakarta. Therefore, he takes his recruits to shopping malls and fancy restaurants to familiarize them with city life.

Many of the young men said their families did not know about their secret job. While they may feel guilty about the nature of their work, they enjoy making money.

“I like the job. I am paid hundreds of thousands of rupiah,” said Giat (not his real name), an 18-year-old from Cabean.

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