GitHub is home to over 40 million developers working together to host and review code, manage projects, and build software together. Let us be clear here. I am not encouraging you to visit the interior of this kind of places. You are obviously free to do so, and I will remain non-judgmental about it, but this chapter is not intended as an endorsement to the kind of behaviors that made this kind of establishments possible in the first place.
However, this is an off the beaten track kind of book. You must acknowledge that Lonely Planet does not include a lewd route in their otherwise excellent guides or that Fodor's gives one, two or three stars to kinky houses. So it is our turn to look at them from a cultural or architectural point of view and how they contribute to the overall image of the city.
Or for that matter, of the country that makes the image of a whorehouse patron falling into a sink a meme. Besides, prostitution in Granada has been the topic of a book that was going to be published by a scholar in the university , although it eventually became just an article , which you can download and read yourself. So there is a lot of documentation to draw from. You might want to argue against the main hypothesis of that work: that women in that trade cannot leave it because "they are addicted to money".
However, the fieldwork done is really impressive, if only for the elaboration of excuses for family or partners that it might have needed. Just insert your own, respectful if possible, jokes here, because he is a colleague at the university and it must have probably been really difficult to gather data on the topic.
All over Spain, first thing that characterize an establishment where people sell their body is neon. Since we are an old country, we do not care about these newish things that are the subject of podcasts and history books elsewhere. But most adults and every single truck driver in Spain knows that colored neon by the roadside is a milestone that indicates a place where you can get your rocks off.
