“joshi maid” What’s with the “joshi”? It makes it seem like there is …

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Comment on TV Tokyo Man Busted for Minor Maid Molestation by Anonymous:

“joshi maid”
What’s with the “joshi”? It makes it seem like there is some other kind of “maid” that we don’t know of or something. and if there was, i’d prefer not to know, i’m happy with the current definition of “maid”.

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• TV Tokyo Man Busted for Minor Maid Molestation:
  

  And apparently it is 17 in Tokyo, so I guess the guy’s acts are technically illegal.

• TV Tokyo Man Busted for Minor Maid Molestation:
  

  it’s funny, because it’s the opposite in Japan. watching pornographic videos of girls as young as ZERO is legal, but i guess the age for actually having sex is a lot higher than that (at least in tokyo).

• TV Tokyo Man Busted for Minor Maid Molestation:
  

  mmm…joshi shougakusei…

• TV Tokyo Man Busted for Minor Maid Molestation:
  

  19:27 it’s true that after 25, women are considered expired, but in the world of enjo kousai, it’s usually a lot younger than that.

• TV Tokyo Man Busted for Minor Maid Molestation:
  

  Denmark ftw!

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