The Philippines….whenever you first think about this specific country the stuff which come through your brain are often the stuff we see in pictures, such as amazing islands, the perfect getaway for a nice holiday and beautiful girls. But are the Philippines really like that?
Having actually journeyed to the Philippines and getting to fully understand the place and also the locals, I’ve had the opportunity to look further within their lifestyle and "under the hood" of the so-called amazing islands.
What exactly I observed I must say wasn’t very nice. The way in which people are treated and the level of corrupcy in this particular nation is way too much. I will not go into the political issues but I'll go over the issue that shattered me quite possibly the most: the webcams sector.
On another aspect, Can you imagine that even the philippines sex chat is forbidden at this time there?Yup, a lady from the Philippines is forbidden to talk about more improper things such as sexual intercourse. I truly believe this is gibberish and the way they’re limiting people’s liberties is just unbelievable.
For starters, there’s prostitution which not surprisingly is against the law. But did you know that prostitution is actually well accepted and practiced? Corruption makes it possible for this but let's not get into this topic.
In the past, when the United States had military bases within the Philippines, many such bars and night clubs which promoted prostitution could be found. Currently, as a result of poverty and corrupcy, they are mainly long gone.Currently, the few that are left are mostly for travelers planning to have low-priced sex and also with children. And that’s just depressing…
Therefore, prostitution is illegal but is still practiced, ergo webcams ought to be illegal but accepted too, correct? Well, only if you bribe. And keep in mind that, you need to bribe on a bunch of levels, from authorities to mayors. You have to believe me on this one, a friend of mine from the US launched a Filipino sex chat firm there and held business going really well, obviously, by having a “good touch” with the mayor. It so happened that the mayor was changed with somebody he wasn't able to get things straight. Directly being said, the new person wanted more cash. my good friend did not agree and so they arrested him, he spent some years in jail and the mayor basically stole his business.
This kind of business established in Philippines is worth a lot of cash but not worth it.
These days, some of these webcam companies continue to be active and generate profits. The filipino women are worthy of the bucks, why not, yet it's a little messed up to see where a huge part of that cash is heading. Obviously, that's nothing new under the sun in almost any other nation, but in these kind of countries it's a whole lot worse.
I totally concur with forbidding prostitution, but filipino sex chat is a thing completely different; after all, it’s only a woman satisfying herself in front of a cam.
What I'm trying to say is that there is not a lot they could do with the problems within the Philippines that are getting even worse as we're talking. Being revolutionary is not actually the nature of the filipinos so, unfortunately, it will be only for the United Nations to interfere. And that isn't actually achievable as a large number of the problems are not noticeable.