Sex Crime Expert Writes Advice Book About How to Best Lock Up Your Teenage Daughter

Brown encourages parents to involve young girls in after-school hobbies like knitting and stamp collecting.

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If your teen gets trapped in a relationship with a boy who is too domineering, she may be able to get rid of him by talking about herself-her hair, her nails, her shoes-non-stop. “A psychopath is only interested in himself so the last thing he wants is to have a girl yakking about herself,” she says. “Suddenly laughing non-stop for no good reason in the middle of lunch at McDonald’s is going to make him squirm,” because it’s all about his ego. “If his trophy stops shining, if people are like, ‘What are you doing with that girl?’- he’s not gonna like that.”

So you can get out of an abusive relationship by acting like a Valley Girl? Awesome.

The other tips are better but pretty obvious, like “set boundaries” and don’t let your daughter hang out alone with “a controlling boy she’s broken up with.”

“It may be really hard work, but believe me, you will have so much less work when she is older,” Brown writes. “You won’t be babysitting your grandchild while your daughter goes to high school, or hiding your jewellery from your crack-addicted young adult child.”

Any tips on how to raise boys that won’t abuse their girlfriends? Just wondering.

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