By normalization I mean a social/cultural change, not necessarily a legal one... though the two are linked. I mean a culture where being a sex worker is not so

By normalization I mean a social/cultural change, not necessarily a legal one... though the two are linked. I mean a culture where being a sex worker is not something that most people hide or gasp at. Strippers are, in some places, semi-"normal." You can date an ex stripper, in some circles. Ex-prostitute is, generally, a no-go. >>I, and likely most people, would be against that Yes of course. That's what not being normalized currently means. Normalisation would be a change in these opinions. Homosexuality was also "most people against" very recently. Also, I didn't say that I think this change is coming. Quite the opposite. The current trend is in the puritanical direction.