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Sisters working the streets reach out to find escape DEAR ABBY: I’m 19 and my sister is 16. We have been working as prostitutes here in our state and in sev eral nearby ones. We know we need help, but we are afraid to ask for it. Hotlines and trafficking programs have called the police on friends of ours who reached out for help. How can we get help without being forced to testify against my boyfriend and our other friends? — TERI DEAR TERI: I’m glad you wrote because there is help for you. Contact an organi zation called Children of the Night. It has helped thousands of young people like you and your sister. Its toll-free phone number is (800) 551-1300, Ext. 0, and it is staifed 24/7. Children of the Night is privately funded and does not call the police on sex- trafficking victims. Once away from “the life,” you and your sister will be able to study for your high school diploma online by emailing wow@childrenofthenight. org. If you would like more information, please visit www.childrenofthenight. org and see for yourself. I wish you luck and an easy escape from “the life.” You and your sister are in my thoughts and prayers. • • • DEAR ABBY: I have a dilemma, and I need to know who’s right. My boy friend of 2 1/2 years wants me to move into his apart ment, but he says I can’t live there for free. He wants me to pay half the rent, cable, water and electric bills. I’m OK with the cable, water and electric. But I say the rent is the same whether I’m there or not, and I don’t think I should have to pay rent on his place. It would be different if we were mar ried. What do you think? Who’s right? — MAYBE MOVING IN DEAR ABBY Jeanne Phillips DEAR MAYBE: You are an independent young woman living in the 21st century, and as such, you should carry your share. That the two of you are not married is even more rea son why you should share the cost of the rent. What your question shows me is, if the relation ship evolves further and you consider making it perma nent, that premarital coun seling could help you and your boyfriend avoid some pitfalls later. Disagreements about money often cause marriages to fail. • • • DEAR ABBY: My sister says it’s rude to arrive at a party at the time specified on the invitation. She insists that if the time stated is 8 p.m., you shouldn’t arrive before 8:30.1 disagree, and I told her I believe that guests should arrive on time and to be late is disrespectful. Her response was that I am behind the times. Please let me know who is correct. — ON TIME IN FLORIDA DEAR ON TIME: Depending upon the type of party it is, there is leeway. If it’s a cocktail party, guests who prefer not to stand around drinking for hours may choose to arrive late. However, if it’s a dinner party, the guests should show up promptly so the meal can be served when it’s ready. Sometimes a guest maybe 15 or 20 minutes late because of unforeseen cir cumstances, but if someone is delayed for more than that, the host should be called and warned so the dinner can proceed without being ruined.
