You're at a Pub with Some Friends

question 47

Multiple Choice

You're at a pub with some friends. The conversation veers from Canada's new prostitution laws to what counts as prostitution in the first place. You suggest that sex trade work is a much broader concept than a person accosting someone for sex on the street. You friend says, "Yeah, but technically __________ is not sex trade work."

• A) giving someone a blowjob so that they take you shopping
• B) sleeping with someone who took you out to a $200 dinner because you feel like you owe them
• C) sleeping with your boss to get a promotion
• D) All of the above situations are examples of sex trade work.

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