Hi there,

It is with a broken heart that I am writing this message. Hopeless, I would like to believe that something can come out of it. I met a girl in Vientiane on the night of 28 may 2012.
I met her after I went to the place call HOME (kind of nightclub). She is a prostitute... but I fall in love... Need to see you again, to talk with you...
We went together for the night to your place... I know nothing about you not even your name... I was wearing a white shirt and I wear glasses... Next morning we went out and have breakfast together before I leave you... We kissed each other, and hug ... that was so good, that was so sad... And now I feel so bad... I need you Miss

This is my last hope to find you again... Could someone help me?
If you see this message Miss and remember me please answer me... I am so so so bad  :(

I don't understand why you would trust a Lao prostitute, let alone fall in love with her.

Sure, she treated you nicely when you were in Laos, but she was seeing other men before she met you, and at the moment.

how much she charged? lol

I know her, I did her too when I was in Laos couple years ago.  Don't worry she told me same thing, just like she told you.  She is now onto a next customer in line.  My advise to you is give her more money and she loves you more.   ;D ;D ;D

The formation of the new government in the mid 1970's was meant to get rid of prostitution in Laos, but it has gotten worst.

They should just legalize prostitution in Laos because they obviously don't treat the problem seriously. They say prostitute is illegal in Laos, but all the girls get away with doing it anyway.

I think you should get tested for STD's cause it's making you hallucinate.
Maybe if you didn't treat her like a whore, you would actually know her name, maybe her family or friends, how about a picture or phone number, no? And now you're jonesin for another hit of that crack, haha! What do you plan on doing after you find her, make an honest woman out of her? Pay her more money this time? Maybe she doesn't want you to find her perhaps? Not too many prostitutes want to be known as prostitutes you know, not really something to be proud of.
As for legalizing it, I think that's sending the wrong message to society, it's like saying that it is acceptable to be a prostitute.

Prostitutes in Laos move on quickly once you return back to your home country. They are not thinking of you, as much as you are thinking of them.

There's a wrong message to Lao society already because it's illegal to prostitute, yet the officials know they are everywhere in clubs and bars and are turning a blind eye to prostitution.

Maybe Laos just new government who's less corrupted and enforce the law.

"Absolute power corrupted."  ;)

A new government won't change anything if Laos remains a one-party state.

You need to have an opposition coalition party who can expose all the dirt about the government.

Im not against you whiteshirtguy if you really wanna make this lady your wife, there is nth wrong about her occupation as long as she could be loyal and a nice wife to you if you manage to make her your wife.

I guess you just wont stop thinking about her until you met her and got deeper into this shit, it could end up with a happy ending or an ending most of us could think of and even posted as a reply.

Whatever it is, if you wanna play with this make sure you have enough money for that, make sure you wont hurt anyone in your life as of now which means you better be single and the last of all know when to get out of this if it goes wrong.

It's just like trading stocks, when you realized you are against the trend cut loss fast, dont hope!

Yeah, one party ruling is bullshit!

Yup democracy, multi political party is less corrupt. There's check and balance of power ;)


Admin Saovaluck wrote on 4^th Jun, 2012 at 9:22am:

A new government won't change anything if Laos remains a one-party state. You need to have an opposition coalition party who can expose all the dirt about the government.

Admin Saovaluck wrote on 1^st Jun, 2012 at 6:35am:

I don't understand why you would trust a Lao prostitute, let alone fall in love with her. Sure, she treated you nicely when you were in Laos, but she was seeing other men before she met you, and at the moment.

Dear friend it is entirely your fault as you loved her and then left her....Now go back to Laos again..I hope you will find her. Be happy.. ;) ;) [smiley=rolleyes.gif]

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Buk Hoo Kee wrote on 2^nd Jun, 2012 at 7:39am:

As for legalizing it, I think that's sending the wrong message to society, it's like saying that it is acceptable to be a prostitute.

Prostitution is legalize in some country and of course in Nevada. If the government was to legalize it, they would have to enforce some type of rules. By making them take an STD test every 6 months and get some type of permit.

llX wrote on 6^th Jun, 2012 at 11:55pm:

Yup democracy, multi political party is less corrupt.

This would be more like.....Yup democracy, multi political is more currupt.

Admin Saovaluck wrote on 2^nd Jun, 2012 at 10:54am:

Prostitutes in Laos move on quickly once you return back to your home country. They are not thinking of you, as much as you are thinking of them. There's a wrong message to Lao society already because it's illegal to prostitute, yet the officials know they are everywhere in clubs and bars and are turning a blind eye to prostitution.

Maybe because the officials engage in these acts themselves? I wouldn't be suprise  ::)

And to the OP, Move onto a new one! Don't get so caught up with your emotions!

Admin Saovaluck wrote on 2^nd Jun, 2012 at 4:23am:

The formation of the new government in the mid 1970's was meant to get rid of prostitution in Laos, but it has gotten worst. They should just legalize prostitution in Laos because they obviously don't treat the problem seriously. They say prostitute is illegal in Laos, but all the girls get away with doing it anyway.

If you were American you would almost sound libertarian. : ;D
It is a good thing to keep our noses out of what is primarily a transaction between consenting adults (if both parties are in fact consenting adults.) If there is no force or fraud in this, then as much as I may approve or disapprove, I am better served by keeping my nose out of this business.

StHarry wrote on 21^st Jul, 2013 at 5:54am:

If you were American you would almost sound libertarian. : ;D It is a good thing to keep our noses out of what is primarily a transaction between consenting adults (if both parties are in fact consenting adults.) If there is no force or fraud in this, then as much as I may approve or disapprove, I am better served by keeping my nose out of this business.

I agree that if both parties are adults then they should have the right to do as they wish.

According to the so-called law in Laos, you're not even allowed to date. How silly is that?

If a foreigner is caught with a Lao girl, they will be fined or arrested if they can't provide the relevant marriage documentations, and this is something that needs changing because locals can get away with, so we have double standards in Laos.

There's a deep girl in the corner shop
Selling sugar for money in the dead of the night
And her soul's in the sugar and her heart's in the mud
And she's crying with a stranger
For someone to love
And she sings

"Look at me, see me' 'look at me, save me'
'Free me, find me 'cos if there's
Somebody for someone, yeah look at me"
Somebody for someone

There's a deep boy at the corner shop
Watching sugar sell for money to the dead at night
And he sees in her an angel in the cruelest of worlds
Hiding in the darkness
Screaming out for love (screaming out for love)
And he sings

(Somebody's gonna make it right) "look at me"
(Somebody's gonna make it right) "see me"
(Somebody's gonna make it right) "look for me"
(Somebody's gonna make it right) "save me"
(Somebody's gonna make it right) "free me"
(Somebody's gonna make it right) "find me"
"Cos if (Somebody's gonna make it right)there's somebody for someone, come look at me"