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20 year old woman sells virginity for $780,000
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/1...6pLid%3D225137
By losing something, Catarina Migliorini could gain $780,000. The 20-year-old Brazilian woman has been auctioning off her virginity online for the past few weeks and a man from Japan known as "Natsu" came out on top with the winning bid. Natsu beat out five other bidders after a feverish final day where the price of Migliorini's virtue jumped from $190,000 on Oct. 23 to the final $780,000 price tag. The news wasn't so good for her male counterpart, Alex Stepanov, whose virginity only racked up $3,000 from a woman in Brazil named "Nene B." Although Migliorini, a physical education student, has claimed to media that she planned to donate as much as 90 percent of the auction price to charities that will build homes in the Brazilian state of Santa Catarina, even auction organizer Justin Sisely, who devised the plan for a proposed documentary, was skeptical. "I was surprised she said that because in all my dealings with her, she made it clear that it was a business decision for her," Australian filmmaker Justin Sisely told The Huffington Post recently. "Now, given how big this story is in Brazil, she's trapped. If she doesn't give any money to charity, she's going to look bad." Now that the price of virginity has been established, "Natsu" will be tested for sexually transmitted diseases before getting his big shot with Migliorini aboard a plane flying between Australia and the U.S. -- Sisely's attempt to circumvent prostitution laws. Migliorini will also undergo an examination to prove she is as pure as the driven snow -- before the actual driving commences. The actual sex act will not be filmed, but both Migliorini and "Natsu" will be interviewed before and after the auctioned-off intercourse, the New York Daily News reported. "Natsu" will be allowed to remain anonymous without his photo appearing in the media. In order to ensure the encounter is as tasteful as possible, sex toys are not allowed and "Natsu" must wear a condom. Although having sex in exchange for money pretty much defines prostitution, Migliorini doesn't see it that way. "If you only do it once in your life then you are not a prostitute, just like if you take one amazing photograph it does not automatically make you a photographer," she said, according to the Daily Mail. "The auction is just business, I'm a romantic girl at heart and believe in love. But this will make a big difference to my area." That was Sisely's goal when he started working on the documentary two years ago. "This is about transforming life," he told HuffPost. "These people will be different afterwards. Their lives won't be the same. Catarina is the biggest story in Brazil right now. Where will she go after this?" As for the "donation," it may be hard to find a charity willing to take cash from a person who got it by selling her virginity to the highest bidder, according to Cleon Daskalakis, a former Boston Bruin who now runs NetRaffle.org, a company that raises money for charities on the Internet. "This type of transaction is setting a dangerous precedent, not to mention a call for global prostitution on a one-time basis," he told HuffPost. "To those of us who promote professional and successful fundraising vehicles, this is a disgrace. I can't imagine any legitimate charity would want to be associated with this type of promotion." The virgin auction has received worldwide attention as well as skepticism from journalists like William K. Wolfrum, who points out that the production company behind the film, Thomas Williams Productions, seems to have little more than experience doing wedding videos. "Basically, let me wrap this up as I see it: An unheard-of director is working with an unheard-of producer. Two years ago, they floated out the idea of auctioning off virgins and filming the sexual encounters. Two years later, they are back and say the sex will happen by the end of the month," he wrote on his website. This girl probably isn't even a real virgin. Unless she had it surgically replaced. Frankly I think that japanese dude over paid. kim kardashian must be fupissed she didn't think of this one herself. |
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.... having sex in exchange for money pretty much defines prostitution .... "If you only do it once in your life then you are not a prostitute, just like if you take one amazing photograph it does not automatically make you a photographer,"..... QUOTE] In my opinion First sentence is correct.....and not so long time ago all people claims against sale young girls in that way as slaves.... About second opinion....I can say this girl also can comment something like: "If you only kill once, you're not a murderer" "If you only steal once, you're not a thief" "If you just scams once, you're not a scammer" "If you only once torture to death an animal, you're not a psychopath" and I invite you to considerer how many times you need to become in a prostitute.....when you sale your sex for money. :trolleye::trolleye::trolleye: |
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If someone offered me $700,000 I'd do it, easy.
Got no problems with two adults doing whatever, as long as its consensual and not harming others. |
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Um, appealing to certain charities or organizations would be better than giving it up for money.
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When I look up GOLD Digger in the dictionary I will see a picture of her from now on:P |
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I'd say that as long as she's not hurting anybody, she should be able to do whatever she wants with her body. -and if the person who paid that much thought it was worth it, well that's their decision. Though I could certainly think of a few more important things I would buy with $780,000 before someones virginity. :tlol: End Transmission. |
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Now they should make a PPV of the act, that would make even more money! Kudos to her and "Natsu".
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... Is she hot? C'mon, inside that's like the first thing anyone thought of, be honest. :lol:
Seriously though, that's pretty weird. The "charity" thing seems entirely tacked-on specifically to make herself look more sympathetic so people don't call her a whore. Once you start having to defend yourself by saying you're *not* something, that means the evidence suggests you really are. Which is fine, that's her right, but it seems to betray a certain lack of class on the part of all parties involved. |
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Does anyone else feel a bit sorry for the poor dude who only sold his virginity for $3,000? He must feel pretty pathatic right now. Oh well he got laid, so maybe not. |
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