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‘Covering Distances … a Tough Struggle’: Conceptualising Exiting Prostitution

This article suggests that exploration of the process of exiting prostitution generally conceptualised as complete disengagements from commercial sex may be attempted through a distance paradigm. This paradigm suggests that the process may be explored in terms of distancing from the prostitution context at geographical, social, economic, and p~ychological levels. Additionally, when prostitution is located in a subculture of violence, exiting prostitution involves distancing from commercial sex and non-commercial sex engagements within the prostitution context.