US sailors in Thailand spark boom in demand for male sex workers
US Navy personnel visiting Thailand are increasingly seeking male prostitutes, hurting female sex workers' earnings. Demand for male services has surged.
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Demand for male sensual services in Thailand has risen sharply among US sailors, squeezing out traditional female sens workers.
## A shift in demand
The presence of the **US Navy** in **Thailand** has triggered an unexpected shift in the dynamics of the sens trade. Recent reports suggest that American sailors, traditionally clients of female sens workers, are now predominantly seeking male prostitutes. The trend has led to a shortage of available men, with many sailors spending hours searching without success.
## Economic impact
This shift in preferences is having a direct impact on the local economy. Female sens workers report a significant drop in earnings, as demand has been redirected toward men. The high demand for male services has created a bottleneck, leaving many sailors unable to access the services they seek despite long waits.
## A shift in demand
The presence of the **US Navy** in **Thailand** has triggered an unexpected shift in the dynamics of the sens trade. Recent reports suggest that American sailors, traditionally clients of female sens workers, are now predominantly seeking male prostitutes. The trend has led to a shortage of available men, with many sailors spending hours searching without success.
## Economic impact
This shift in preferences is having a direct impact on the local economy. Female sens workers report a significant drop in earnings, as demand has been redirected toward men. The high demand for male services has created a bottleneck, leaving many sailors unable to access the services they seek despite long waits.
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