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We all have heard over the Greek crisis(more than 000's times).And we all suppose that thinks there are having change drammatically during all those years.
Still this ipothesis,is more than reality.as it has already affect prices,so today Greece is a quite affordable place-for every single dude who wants to invest in quality time.
Automn is representing an excellent season of the year,to visit Greece.Weather is fantastic(around 25 c) most of the days are blue....beaches are heartbreaking,food is cheap and so is acomodation.Specially during automn prices in acomodation are falling tremendously.
Cities like Athens and Thessaloniki are hot as hell.The good think with greek girls is that they are hot,they take very good care of themselves,almost all are speak very good english,they are open minded,and a significant number out of them are having adopt a slutish style,which is not that bad if you are looking to get your greek flag easy.
Crisis has left it's marks not only, to the well noticed by the visitor ,decadence on buildings,streets etc.but also to people's mentallity.To most people who do not know Greece,or haven't visit it,it sounds like a place where girls are conservative and hard to fuck.This is not the case anymore,Greece is passing a socioeconomical change as hard and deep as the one that had hit Argentina.
A recent study found that sex price (by sex pros) is Europe's lowest:

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/...he-6921080

Only Athens is having around 20.000 prostitutes,and numbers are increasing steadily.Such reality,is the reality of new Greece.On the internet one can find practically hundreds of advertisements for paid sex.And while all this represents a general info about everyday life there.In the midle of the chaos greek girls are looking for fun.this means that with crisis they are trying to look even sexier....(many fashion models are from Greece nowadays)
With ideal temperatures,prices on free dive during automn months,wonderful scenery,sunshine.Greece is the best destination for automn.Some guys they are staying there even longer than that,by simply paying the rent to a sexy greek student(there's even sites who promote this!)
here's a local site where one can find pics of everyday greek girls.

http://www.oneman.gr/gynaikes/special_ed...14250.html
   

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Post: #3

This forum is supposed to be about gaming discussion and for p4p is not tolerated. I was expecting talk about easy putting-out by women (like Bangkok) and find myself reading about pros.

Post: #4

Can I get a gyro and a BJ (at the same place) for less than 20 Euros? If not I'll stick to BKK.

Post: #5

I love Athens, just visited last week. I'll write a proper write up of the city soon, not some P4P shit.

Post: #6

I think this might be Kamaki. Look at the writing style and the lack of space between sentences.

Post: #7

(10-11-2016 11:43 PM)Merenguero Wrote:  I think this might be Kamaki. Look at the writing style and the lack of space between sentences.

It's not Kamaki, it's the famous 'Greece P4P' troll. he posted similar threads in the past on here and on NN forum.

Post: #8

(10-11-2016 06:37 PM)scotian Wrote:  Can I get a gyro and a BJ (at the same place) for less than 20 Euros? If not I'll stick to BKK.

The prostitution issue of greek women has became viral in the media, like greek women banging for 2 or 5 euros, however I still think is not as bad as Ukraine or Bulgaria/Romania

This is what I mean

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/women/politic...ic-crisis/

'' Legal brothel owner, Soula Alevridou, spoke to the BBC as part of a documentary called Love in a Time of Crisis about dating and sex work in Greece.

She explained the harsh reality for married women who want to use prostitution as a means of supporting themselves, explaining that she must turn them away, or run the risk of losing her licence.

“Married women come here and they ask for work. They can’t even afford breakfast before they [the children] go to school.”

The BBC reported on a woman named Georgia, a doctor, who also works as an escort to support her family.

A fully qualified medical professional, she has a private clinic – but currently only treats three patients a week. The peak summer season (read: tourism) experienced in the sex industry there, means that she’s able to keep up with the rent payments on her family home – as well as support her elderly parents.

"I live a double life and only I can know about it," says Georgia. "I have applied for jobs in medicine abroad and wait every day in hope of a reply."

But this line of work isn’t just demoralising. It’s dangerous.


Over the past four years, Greece has seen a 200 per cent rise in cases of HIV.

In 2012, in response to the increase in infection, the Greek authorities started releasing photographs of sex workers who had HIV and had been working as prostitutes.

Not only did this compromise their safety, it made other women considerably less likely to get tested, in case they were subjected to similar public shaming. This HIV ‘witch hunt’ further stigmatised having an HIV positive status as well as doing nothing to stem the spread of the disease.

Another reason given for the rise in HIV, is the sheer number of sex workers on Greece’s streets.

The 150 per cent increase in women working as prostitutes has hugely disrupted the chain of supply and demand. And the volume of available women has created a climate in which competition for business is rife.

Women, jostling for a finite quantity of clients, are forced to charge less and less. And, of course, clients have vastly reduced spending power due to the financial crsis. The result is an average fee of about €15 (£11).

Some prostitutes are also starting to offer riskier sex acts that clients will pay more for, such as unprotected sex - which carries a premium price, but is contributing to the rise in HIV.

I can’t help but think it’s tragic that it took an influx of ‘educated’ women turning to prostitution, for Greece's legislative issues surrounding sex work to be recognised.

But it’s clearly essential they’re now brought to the fore.

And if the need to protect women such as Georgia – not to mention tackling the rise in HIV - isn’t enough to persuade the Greek government to re-examine their archaic prostitution laws?

Perhaps the economics might be.''


http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-...e-low.html

'' Greece's crippling debt crisis has meant that more women in the European country are selling sex with prices tumbling as low as the cost of a sandwich.
A new report reveals that more Greek women than Eastern European women are working as prostitutes in Greece following the difficult years of austerity.
'Some women just do it for a cheese pie, or a sandwich they need to eat because they are hungry,' claims the report's author, sociology professor Gregory Lazos at the Panteion University, Athens.


Professor Lazos said that his study, which records the cases of 18,500 sex workers in Greece, 'reflects a society in denial about the changes taking place.'
The going rate for sex has fallen from €50 (£35) at the beginning of the crisis, to as low as just €2 for a single session, Professor Lazos toldThe Times.



However nothing can be compared to Thailand and Philippines or even colombia.

Everyone should be 100% sure for that.

Post: #9

" jostling for a finite quantity of clients, "

The few men that are working?

WIA