My father keeps pestering me, asking if I’m prostituting myself.
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Every time, I tell him I’m not. Then he says almost every day, “If you weren’t, you wouldn’t get so defensive.”
I just want him to stop asking. What can I say to make him leave me alone?
I’m not prostituting myself. Yet he keeps jumping to that conclusion.
It’s hard to understand without knowing a little more about the conversation leading up to that.
For example, if the exchange went something like:
“That outfit (or maybe a bag) must have been expensive. How do you make your money?”
“You’re a prostitute, aren’t you?”
then it seems like all you’d need to do is prove where the income came from. Showing your pay stubs would probably satisfy them.
When only part of the conversation is shared, it’s impossible to guess why the other person said that in the first place, which also makes it difficult to suggest how to deal with it.
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“You’re the one buying sex, you idiot!” If they deny it, just say, “The fact that you’re getting so defensive is suspicious.”
You could also say, “The fact that you see your own daughter that way is proof that you’re buying sex from young women. I bet every young woman looks like a prostitute to you. Disgusting!”
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