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The city is awash with the sultry scent of jasmine and flesh, a testament to the thriving sex trade that dominates every corner. High-end brothels line the streets, their windows adorned with glowing red lanterns and provocative silk curtains. Men stroll past, their eyes hungry for the offerings within, while women of all ages and ethnicities parade themselves before potential clients. Each woman is professionally made up, dressed in enticing lingerie or even less, and carries a small placard around her neck that boldly displays her name: "Nadia," "Lola," "Jasmine." The air buzzes with conversation, negotiation, and the occasional moan of pleasure from within the brothels. Welcome to this world where all women are prostitutes.

In this world, the sex trade has permeated every aspect of society. Schools and companies are no exception; they too exist as fronts for prostitution rings. Teachers and corporate executives double as madams and pimps, ensuring that their "employees" stay well-groomed, educated in the art of seduction, and loyal to their brand. Homes are where many women first enter into the profession, often coerced or sold into it by family members struggling with poverty. Parks serve as rendezvous points for clients seeking discreet trysts with their favorite prostitutes, but they also become unsafe when rival pimps or unsatisfied customers turn violent.

The once-hallowed halls of the school have been transformed into a den of depravity. In classrooms normally filled with eager students and chalkboards full of lessons, women now writhe in ecstasy on desks and floors as their clients take turns using them for their own pleasure. Teachers no longer discipline disruptive students; they've taken up the role of madams, orchestrating the assignations and ensuring that everyone gets their money's worth. Instead of learning algebra or history, the female students are taught the art of seduction and pleasuring men in exchange for survival. It's a twisted version of education in this perverse world where all women are prostitutes.

In this warped version of school, the young girls' days are filled with lessons in seduction and servicing their clientele. They practice their moves on each other under the watchful eye of their teachers-turned-madams, learning to please men and earn money for their keep. The classrooms serve as makeshift brothels, where the girls service clients during breaks and after school hours. Their lives are a constant cycle of sex and survival in this world where all women are prostitutes.

The female students feel a mixture of shame, fear, and resignation as they engage in these acts. Some have been brought into the trade against their will; others see it as the only way to survive or support their families. They look to their madams for guidance and protection but often find only more exploitation. The male students feel a sense of entitlement and gratification, seeing the girls as sexual objects available for their pleasure. They are often pressured by their peers to prove their masculinity by engaging in these acts and maintaining their 'standing' within the school hierarchy.