The King George is Germany's first flat-rate brothel. It's the sex industry's answer to the global recession. In Berlin there are about half a dozen of them. The brothels themselves prefer calling it "all-inclusive" rather than flat-rate. As owner Sascha Erben says, "This is sex after all; it's not text messaging or long-distance calls. Alina works the door. She's wearing this pink tube dress. It covers her body like a bun covers a hot dog. When she gets up from her chair, the dress zips up over her ass until she jigs it down again with her fingers. The rest of the girls wear the same dress in different grades of pink.

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Don't be afraid to show him what you want. If there's something you don't like, "don't lie and pretend" you're into it because it just gets harder with time to voice your dislike. That said, "there is nothing wrong with sexting," Amber says. It's about being a bad bitch and laying the groundwork for more connections and income. Dating is not "going over to a guy's house and chilling with his friends while they drink beer and play video games. The comfortable, hanging out time is great, but "that comes later on, when you're in a relationship.
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