Well... I did not really go through the other postings but I did read the interview. It is shocking to hear the views of a prostitute. I mean I had watched documentaries such as "The day my god died" and I forgot the name of the other one...DANG... "_______ ion a brothel" which is about teaching photography to children who are born in brothels. But this is the first time I am actually reading the views of a prostitute who is doing all this for money and fun. Real weird. It is shocking,..... REALLY shocking to hear her views. Is this thing in a real magazine or what is it? Astitwa Team re... I dont know, not trying to be judgemental or anything but the English grammar of Nepal astounds me. I thought that Publishers are supposed to have some editors to do the editing before any interview or article is posted. I was shocked to see the various gramatical mistakes at almost every sentence. Not saying that I am a whiz, but the grammar was pathetic! Just an advice to the team--- You guys ought to hire an editor who will help you make better sense of the articles. And to be truthful it is sort of weird to take interviews of prostitues who are doing all of this intentionally. There are other people who are being forced into this profession, and it would be better if you got into the depth of that and develop public awareness. It could be better if you helped those people out rather than providing the young generation with the idea of prostitution as the "money-earning-industry". With all this said and done, I would like to mention that I am not trying to be judgemental or accuse the author/publisher about the content of the interview. This was solely my view. God Bless "Maiti Nepal" and "Anurada Poudyal" who are working against the several nepali women who have been trafficed to several brothels. If someone would want to donate any money for some good purpose, it should certainly be to them!