Sex has become a common thing in today's society. In fact, infidelity in a husband and wife relationship is no longer considered taboo despite violating Eastern customs and culture.
This attitude of the couple who likes to 'seek outside entertainment' is the main contributor to the increasing number of divorces today. However, trees will not sway if there is no wind: The development of the sex industry in some countries also contributes to vulnerable men in free sex.
1. Thailand
With an average of 45 out of 10 thousand Thai women choosing careers as prostitutes, Thailand is well-known as a sex paradise not only for outside tourists, even men from several other countries.
The average tourist is concentrated in the Patpong section of Bangkok, which is said to be the best area to subscribe to young and beautiful prostitutes at prices that are not expensive for foreign tourists.
In fact, Thailand is also famous for transvestite sex workers and gay men. Although prostitution is actually illegal in Thailand, it is permissible as long as the regulations are carried out and sex workers get a genital infection test.
2. Denmark
Sex is something that is very organic in Denmark so that the people immediately do not feel ashamed of the activity. When free sex becomes a norm, it's no wonder that her mother, Copenhagen, is a rapidly growing destination for sexual prostitution.
Shops selling sex toys openly open up in family areas, and brothels that display sex workers in exciting conditions are a common view in the Scandinavian country.
3. Italy
Italy is a country that is rich in history and cultural values that have existed for thousands of years. However, a green culture does not always translate the morale of its people.
From the destruction of Pompeii after a volcanic eruption suddenly obliterated the ancient sex city from a map of the world one day, until the sex scandal of ex-Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi was available to subscribe to class prostitutes, Italy was synonymous with a lively and glamorous sex industry.
4. Germany
With an average of 49 sex workers out of 10 thousand women, Germany has an open policy towards the prostitution industry. Unlike other European Union countries, prostitution is an industry that is very broad, systematic, and justified by German law.
In fact, a survey shows more than 60 percent of German women have cheated their partners.
5. France
France is the only country that is open with children in sexual matters, thus allowing the government to put an age limit on watching films that feature malignant sex, which is 12 years old.
6. Norway
In this list, Norway is the most protective country against sex workers. Prohibition of sex buying and selling activities imposed since 2009 makes it difficult for prostitutes to get customers, but Norwegians are open in choosing their sex partners.
7. Belgium
The majority of Belgian people have expertise in the site and the community 'finds love' on the Internet. In fact, they are also more comfortable in an open relationship and like to exchange partners.
Cheating in a love relationship is not too big for them.
8. Spain
Undeniably, the average Spanish women are beautiful and sexy. So, even though Spain is a country that has a strong Catholic Christian hold, the price of brothels is among the highest in Europe.
Recently, the court ruled that CSWs in Spain would have the right to have workers' rights and were able to demand unemployment benefits after they no longer worked.
9. England
Prices of couples in the UK who have cheated in their relationship are among the highest in the world.
Not only that, even the rate of childbirth pregnancies by underage girls has also become an increasingly fierce epidemic in the country.
10. Finland
Sex is considered positive in Finland, some even choose not to get married to allow them to exchange partners without the risk of commitment.
Most Finnish people love rambang sex, and that is what is permitted in the culture of the people.
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