梅駆亭 晴衣 (ばいくてい はれい)

A girl from a poor country appeared on national British television to announce she was auctioning her virginity for a million euros to pay for Oxford and buy her parents a house. The host asked if she'd tested the buyer for STDs. She paused and said she'd just thought of that on the sofa. She hadn't. Her parents thought she was at a fashion show. She went on to say that if a man pays that price, he must be a good person. In the video below, a host tries to talk her through everything she hasn't thought about. She'd already been medically examined to confirm her virginity. After the auction she planned to fly alone, anywhere in Europe, to whoever won the bid. No security. No plan. The agency originally wanted 50%, negotiated down to 20%. On pregnancy: she'd take a pill beforehand. On the buyer's health: she hadn't considered it. On safety: "I live in a world where everything gets okay." Her father is strict and would stop her if he knew. She told him she was going to a catwalk show. When the host pointed out she was on national television and this would go global, she said her parents wouldn't find out. If they did find out: "At least I'll give them what they need." The host has two daughters close to her age. He said the audience at home was asking if she was out of her mind. She smiled and said she believed in the good in people. At the end she was asked if she'd recommend this to other students who can't afford university. She said: if it's a real emergency and there's no other way, then yes. Some lessons are written in other people's mistakes. Watch it once. Remember it forever.