| Is that a red flag? Wondering because a guy I've been talking to says that he wants to visit these countries and I've also heard of some people in government. I work with who men who I work with, who say that they visited these countries and these countries are just known for their party scene and prostitutes I think. So would it be a red flag for you or has it been a red flag for you? |
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Welllllllll |
| Depends on the guy. Tell us more. |
| This has got to be one of the stupidest threads to ever appear on this site. |
| I've known a lot of women who like to visit those two countries. They're both beautiful and fun. |
| Is this AI farming again? |
| It would be a red flag for me too. |
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What do you mean you've heard of some people in government?
Those are great countries to visit for families, couples and I know a lot of women who go there for culture, history or spa vacations. The only men I know who go there as singles are nice guys who are rock climbers or creeps who can't get dates in the U.S. |
| All you naysayers look up "passport bros" |
Look up "people who travel to Thailand or Colombia besides passport bros" |
| Depends. Maybe. If they have already been there more than once? Definite red flag. Just a red flag, but a flag nonetheless. |
"Are these woemn soliciting prostitutes or are they prostituting themselves?" - DCUM, probably |
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Wow, what a way to judge an entire country. At most, 3% of the economy is tied to sex work. It's a lovely country with many traditions, excellent food, and a "land of smiles" lifestyle. It's also a great place to enjoy nice weather and relaxing for a reasonable price and with great service.
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| My grandmother who lives in Europe (with lots of direct flights to Thailand) likes to visit there along with her friends. Should we assume my aging granny and her elderly widow friends are sex tourists? |
| Insufficient information. This could be a variable to consider but on it's own it's not enough. |