When we hear the words “sex industry,” we automatically conjure up an image of a seedy massage parlor, a red light district, or perhaps a “high-end” brothel. Actually, a large number of corporate employees, who are customers of the sex industry, end up frolicking in a grey area where sex doesn’t usually happen on the premises. These establishments employ sex workers, and they serve as platforms for businessmen to meet them, drink, and conduct sexual activities at another time or location. The fact is extramarital affairs don’t start in the bedroom, they start in conversations.
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