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But ugh, the stench—sweat, cheap perfume, ugh, we hates it! Gets me mad, stomping me feet, cos it’s like—why? Why do it? Coin’s nice, sure, but the filth? Nah, mate. Saw one once, bold as brass, haggling like she’s at market— “Two coins, or I’m off!”—and I’m thinking, blimey, she’s got guts. Kinda liked that, gutsy lass, but still—nasty business.

Covert Prostitution Mode of Migrant Women in a Dimly Lit Café

Java and Mamuju. The mode of prostitution in Wajo, under the guise of selling coffee drinks, boiled instant noodles, is offered to visitors.

I decide to step out. I mean, it’s Mamuju! Gotta embrace the vibe. I’m dancin’ with the crowd, meat in one hand, and I’m feelin’ like a rockstar. Then, this kid runs up to me, “Mister, can I have some meat?” I’m like, “Kid, this ain’t a food truck!” But I can’t help it. I give him a small piece. He grins like I just handed him a treasure.

For farmers in Mamuju, python skins traded for pocket money