are geishas prositutes?
107126
Yes and with a lot of "caché". \n\nThey will stay who can give them an abundant and material life ...they've been trained for that, they're a kinda wife without marriage and for a while, they don't need to love  to be an "artist" (geisha) girl...
440909
I think Asain women are so very beautiful, mostly Japanese. I love their little bodies and their long straight black hair. I think they all have beautiful eyes, noses and mouths. For some reason they all have cute giggles too. I wish I was Japanese!
456912
You are KAKASHI!\n\nMature. Balanced. Quirky. You're not what people would call a "black sheep" but at the same time, you aren't quite normal. With a subtle sense of humor and a slightly less than subtle way of teaching people a lesson, one thing is for sure: no one can wait to see your whole face.
1168813
There is but just rumors of magic use in Solomons time, nothing concrete. But since alot of the population were jews, it wouldnt be a far stretch to accuse them of anything back then, afterall we are all human.
59763
You could get a Japanese character that mean protection. I have no idea what that is but many people get tattos of them.
295747
i am not sure if their is one, but you could order them to make you.you could even choose you disegn.
1148055
people who do are ga-ga.
85986
i think inuyasha absolutely adorable.  sessy is gorgeous, but i wouldn't tell him to his face.  because i might loose my head.
1120770
Only the black ones.\n\n<3,
466144
"Geisha originated as skilled professional entertainers; originally most were male. While various ranks of professional courtesans provided sexual entertainment, geisha used their skills in traditional Japanese arts, music, dance, and storytelling. Town (machi) geisha worked freelance at parties outside the various pleasure quarters, while quarter (kuruwa) geisha entertained at parties within the pleasure quarters. As the artistic skills of high-ranking courtesans declined, the skills of the geisha, who were both male and female, became more in demand.\n\nMale geisha (sometimes known as hōkan) gradually began to decline, and by 1800 female geisha (originally known as onna geisha, literally woman geisha) outnumbered them by three to one, and the term "geisha" came to be understood as referring to skilled female entertainers, as it does today.\n\nTraditionally, geisha began their training at a very young age. Some girls were sold to geisha houses as children, and began their training in various traditional arts almost immediately.\n\nDuring their childhood, geisha sometimes worked first as maids or assistants to experienced geisha, and then as apprentice geisha (maiko) during their training. This tradition of training exists as well in other traditions in Japan, when a student lives at the home, starting out doing housework and assisting the master, and eventually himself or herself becoming a master.\n\nThere remains some confusion, particularly outside Japan, about the nature of the geisha profession. This issue has been complicated by Japanese prostitutes, particularly at onsen, who wish to co-opt the prestige of the geisha image by marketing themselves to tourists (both Japanese and non-Japanese) as "geisha," and by inaccurate depictions of geisha in Western popular culture, such as the novel and film Memoirs of a Geisha.\n\nTraditionally, geisha must remain unmarried (or retire upon their marriage), though it is not uncommon for them to have children. While geisha engagements often include flirting and even suggestive banter (albeit codified in traditional ways), they never involve sexual activity, and a geisha is not paid for sex, though an individual geisha may choose to engage in sexual relations with one of her patrons outside the context of her role as a geisha. And because such relations are related to the ability of a customer to pay for a geisha's traditional services, the argument can be made that this is just a convoluted form of prostitution.\n\nIt was also traditional for established geisha to take a danna, or patron. A danna was typically a wealthy man, sometimes married, who had the means to support the very large expenses related to a geisha's traditional training and other considerable costs. This sometimes occurs today as well.\n\nAlthough a geisha and her danna may be in love, the affair is customarily contingent upon the danna's ability to offer her financial support. The traditional conventions and values within such a relationship are very intricate and not well understood, even by many Japanese."\n\nOver all, they can have sex with anyone they want, but their virginity used to be auctioned off. Besides that, there's no sexual contact involved.
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Yeah, they should. But I think Inuyasha is still getting the feeling for Kikyou. That makes Kagome had a hard time to be together with her. But to me, Inuyasha and Kagome is really a good pair!!
423984
Hey DISCONIGHTS!!!How are you feeling? One race is known as the "Zeta Reticuli" or simply the "Zetas". They are the ones people describe as little grays.They can be very playful and are actually very much like the character E.T. in personality and mannerisms. I've never met a nasty one!They just have a bad rap like most beings who are different.P.S. Please pray for my good friend Irina and her son. She had a terrible accident last Tuesday on her way to L.A. She's in a coma (head trauma). She needs all the prayers she get get. Thanks a lot!!! Take care.
113773
That would depend on your definition of Black. They were of color if I'm not mistaken, but they were not of dark complexion.
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Of course they are capable! You are misunderstanding the function of the matchmaker! The matchmakers don't set people up quite so literally, they merely arrange meetings, sometimes between 1 man and 1 woman, sometimes a whole party so that people have the opportunity of eyes meeting across a crowded room (and all that!) \n\nThe problem is that a lot of Japanese - mostly men, but increasingly including women - work such excruciating hours each week that they have no time to socialise, so if they don't fall for someone they meet through work then they have to get help. \n\nIt's not so different from a singles bar, and it just results in people with similar interests going to the same place, and hopefully 'hitting it off'.
1105432
Nope, far from it.  Inuyasha doesn't get the entire Shikon jewel in both the anime and the manga.  It is mostly in Naraku's hands.
971225
Must get a better appreciation for Japanese culture.  We do not peddle flesh here... translate in this house we don't display the body for attraction purposes.  It is quite acceptable to do this elsewhere, but not at that location.  Some geisha are for looking and listening, others are for sex.\nWhy sell the virginity?  To the poor man, the supreme geisha must be un-obtainable (sexually) and needs to get sex elsewhere.  The virginity is sold, because it can be... and sold for a lot.  This is typically not a one day deal, but a extensive length of time contract.\nIn Japan, everything is for sale... for the right price, at the right time, in the right location.
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of course there are! quite a few in the new england area such as the gg setting. of course if you've never been exposed to these things you may think they don't exist. when you get into the more "ritzy" areas of the world/country you see it. there are society girls out there making names for themselves recently (good or bad)...such as paris hilton, nicole richie, kimberly stewart, the princess of monaco etc. so your debutantes and high society types are out there....