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We posted a few months ago about a bizarre twist in sex tourism that was rather unexpected: a growing number of women who travel abroad in search of sex.
Now, a French film recently released about the topic, Heading South, is creating even more controversy. A fascinating article in the Sunday Independent picks up the torch and delves deeper into this disturbing phenomenon which is becoming more and more common in developing nations such as Jamaica and Cuba.
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Jul 18th 2006 @ 3:08PM
Textbook Case said...
I think the trend is overblown, I've been marketing my free and local services for years and haven't had a single taker. Dammit.
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