It is possible that "a lot of water will flow under the bridge" before the prostitution business, in all its forms and gender identity, disappears. The person who practices prostitution is the victim of a process in which his or her decision is restricted by social conditions, such as lack of opportunities, poverty, sexual abuse, or marginalization. It may happen that with radical measures such as abolition, it may reproduce itself in the underground, or through social networks, and with legalization, it may take root as has happened in some countries.Abolition or legalization and regularization is a decision that corresponds to the States through legal actions to protect those who practice prostitution and dismantle criminal organizations that profit from sex, while applying measures that allow the rehabilitation of victims of trafficking and prostitution.