Thursday 1 August 2013

Brazilian student agree's to seeling her virginity for Dollar's

  • Brazilian student, 20, agrees to sell her virginity for $780,000 after putting it up for auction online.

  • Student Catarina Migliorini makes deal with Japanese man named Natsu
  • He faced strong competition from an Indian man and two Americans
  • Claims she is not a prostitute because she is only selling her body once
  • She will be followed by film crew for a documentary called Virgins Wanted
  • Man also being featured in the documentary nets $3,000 for his virginity
A Brazilian student is set to sell her virginity for a staggering $780,000 after she put it up for auction online.
A man called Natsu, from Japan, fended off strong competition from American bidders Jack Miller and Jack Right, and Indian big-spender Rudra Chatterjee, to secure a date with 20-year-old Catarina Migliorini.
The auction closed this morning, and the physical education student - who said she will use the cash to build homes for poverty-stricken families - was the subject of 15 bids.





Catarina's move sparked outrage across the globe, with many claiming she was little more than a prostitute.
She also caused controversy when she revealed she would be followed every step of the way by an Australian crew for a documentary film called Virgins Wanted.



But she said: 'I saw this as a business. I have the opportunity to travel, to be part of a movie and get a bonus with it.
'If you only do it once in your life then you are not a prostitute, just like if you take one amazing photograph it does not automatically make you a photographer.
'The auction is just business, I'm a romantic girl at heart and believe in love. But this will make a big difference to my area,'  she told Folha newspaper.
Catarina will be 'delivered' to her buyer on board a plane between Australia and the U.S. - being interviewed before and after the sexual act.
The intercourse itself will not be filmed and Natsu will retain a right to be anonymous, without his picture appearing in the media.





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