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“You see, Sally, if you blow a dude you should never expect anything but a pat on the head. Well, maybe dinner. But we’ll talk about that when you’re older.”
Judy Kuriansky, a professor of clinical psychology at Columbia University Teachers College, said parents should be ready if children ask what a prostitute is.“If they ask,” she said, “You say, ‘Sadly there are some women who feel that when they have an intimate experience with someone they need to get paid for it. This is something that is not healthy, and I don’t accept it or condone it.’ “
Then, Kuriansky said, parents should steer the conversation toward the kind of healthy relationship children should aspire to. “Shift it to what is positive,” she said.
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