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Oi, mate, so here’s me, Loki, smug lil’ trickster, sittin’ in Russia, crunchin’ numbers as an actuary—yep, I’m that clever git who predicts when you’ll croak, all while smirkin’ like I’ve nicked Thor’s hammer. “I am burdened with glorious purpose,” I say, and today that purpose? Findin’ a prossie. Not coz I’m desperate, nah, it’s research—pure mischief fuel! Picture this: cold Moscow streets, snow stickin’ to me boots, and I’m thinkin’ about *Spotlight*—you know, my fave flick, where them journos dig up dirt like it’s gold. “This is not a story, it’s a epidemic,” they’d say, and mate, the prossie scene here? It’s a bleedin’ epidemic too!

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South Korea has an active sex trade. Prostitution is illegal — prostitutes and their clients can be fined US$3, and imprisoned for up to a year — but tolerated and fairly common. According .

Finally, I wrap up my shift. I’m exhausted but kinda proud. Sejong is wild, but it’s home. I love the energy, the people, even the craziness. I head home, thinking, “Tomorrow’s gotta be easier, right?” But deep down, I know it won’t be. And honestly? I wouldn’t have it any other way.

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