The 27-year-old US medicine student Elizabeth Raine hopes in this way to earn around $ 400,000.( Photos )
When it comes to the loss of virginity, most young women waiting for the “right man”. Raine Elizabeth, a 27-year-old medical student from the U.S., makes it different, it waits for the right price. Elizabeth Raine auctioned her first time sex on the Internet and hopes to earn at least $ 400,000 (290,000 euros).
In a blog, the student reported a few months ago about their auction, of which she says: “Since I’ve decided to sell my virginity, I can think of no other way to lose it.” Although it has so far not seen a naked man or a naked man she can see, she looks pretty loose their auction: “I do not think it is morally wrong sex to sell I think it’s my decision, and I find this. should be respected. ”
She plans to give “a significant portion” of the amount received to a charity orgasisme. “What makes the auction of my virginity auction really special is that I am exceptionally well educated, financially independent and I find that losing my virginity this way is a great idea!”
Elizabeth does not believe that virginity is “a sacred gift that should be reserved for the man I love.” “This is not a proof of my honor, my virtue or my purity. My virginity is a proof of my free spirit and my independence.”
Because prostitution is illegal in the U.S., from wraps Elizabeth Raine their auction via Sydney (Australia). She hopes to around $ 400,000, although it is not plugged into money trouble. They also announced to pay taxes and donate 35% of their income to charity.
The auction will be open the first April. In the meantime, interested parties can get an idea of the girl looking at her photos (very sexy) or read her blog where she talks about this amazing decision.
In an interview with “Elite Daily” they issued to all who hope for a romantic Pretty Woman-end of auction, a rejection: “Love is not a part of this package,” explained Elizabeth Raine.
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So what’s for sale? A woman’s sexuality or her innocence or better still her purity? Which raises a bigger question, is a woman only worth more in society the more pure she is regarded which would infer a failure to not live to cherished notions devalues her.
What about if a woman chooses to sidestep society’s emotional value of what a woman’s virginity is worth and just hands it to the highest bidder? Does that really make her a prostitute (as this is a one off event) or just a cunning player saying fine, ‘if this is what you really value, show me the money….’