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Bulgaria: Sex Trade

Written byVeronica Khokhlova
Posted 15 October 2007 19:42 GMT

The Natashas, an anti-trafficking blog, comments on a BBC article about sex trade in Bulgaria and the readers’ comments it has received.

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  • SirHeart

    Jeez,
    whats wrong with some easy money ? gasp, oh my !
    whats wrong with a little fun ? gasp, oh my !
    whats wrong with a little kink ? gasp, oh my !
    whats wrong with a little sex ? gasp, oh my !
    just as long as its consentual !

    the sky is falling, the sky is falling !
    Chicken Little

    SirHeart
    KINK without GUILT

    11 June 2008, 19:18 pm
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