By entering your email address you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy and consent to receive emails from Time Out about news, events, offers and partner promotions. Thanks for subscribing! Look out for your first newsletter in your inbox soon! Patrick Brzeski logs into Go Her open mouth and lascivious expression convey a very different message, however: Fuck me, they say, fuck me. Also mentioned is her race — Chinese — and the various languages she speaks: Cantonese and Mandarin. Her measurements are listed as Altogether, there are 26 districts of Hong Kong covered on this site, with the whereabouts and particular skill set of anywhere between 1, and 2, prostitutes advertised at any given time.
The general response among first-time browsers is generally some variation of the following: it blew my fucking mind. Within the site, in addition to the detailed ads for thousands of prostitutes, are thousands of exhaustively detailed user-generated reviews of customer experiences with individual girls links to profiles included.
But not only is the site exhaustively comprehensive, it is immensely, emphatically popular. At last measure, according to the web information company Alexa, of all the websites in the world, Sex was the 36th most popular among Hong Kong internet users, ahead of such flagship sites as Twitter.
It is more popular than the homepages for major local media outlets such as the South China Morning Post by a factor of around five. Of all Hong Kong-based websites, it usually lands somewhere around 10th most viewed. It is fully bilingual, with more than 55, registered users contributing to its forums in both English and Chinese. Since its founding, countless copycat sites have arisen, but none have acquired the critical mass of Sex , and nearly all have languished and folded.
More than just a one-stop resource for prostitute-goers, the site is a social experience, a pervy clandestine world unto itself, where a dedicated group of core users maintain, police and administer a vast reserve of pornographic crowd-sourced content. The general vibe within the discussion threads is that of a close-knit underground community.
