09/07/2026
🔢 What does “P / 16” mean?
“P” or “16” can be used as coded slang referring to a pimp, with P being the 16th letter of the alphabet. 🚨📱
Traffickers may use coded words, numbers, and symbols in texts, captions, and conversations to communicate without directly saying what they mean. 👀🔐
🧠 Knowing the language can help us better understand what we’re seeing and hearing.
09/04/2026
💰 What does “trick” mean?
In trafficking slang, a “trick” refers to a buyer: someone paying for commercial s*x. 🚨
You may hear the term casually in conversations, music, or online 📱🎵, but that language can minimize what’s actually happening.
👀 Buyers are part of the demand. And without demand, there is no market for exploitation.
This is episode 🔟 of the series I created to define the language of trafficking. Check out the other terms defined on my profile.
08/31/2026
🟦 What does “square” mean in trafficking slang?
A “square” is someone outside of “the life”, a civilian or outsider who doesn’t know or participate in the subculture.
🚨 Trafficking has its own terminology, and understanding that language can help us better recognize the dynamics happening beneath the surface. 👀🧠
The more we know, the more we understand. 💙 This is Episode 9. Visit my profile to see other language of trafficking terms already defined.
08/30/2026
Traffickers don't just control victims individually. They engineer relationships between them.
"Wife-in-law" is what victims under the same trafficker are sometimes made to call each other ‚ language borrowed from marriage to describe a relationship that's forced, ranked, and often competitive by design.
If you hear this term, it's a signal of something organized, not an isolated situation, but a group under one person's control.
This is episode 6️⃣, Visit my profile for more language of trafficking defined.
08/30/2026
Traffickers don’t just control victims individually. They engineer relationships between them.
“Wife-in-law” is what victims under the same trafficker are sometimes made to call each other ‚ language borrowed from marriage to describe a relationship that’s forced, ranked, and often competitive by design.
If you hear this term, it’s a signal of something organized, not an isolated situation, but a group under one person’s control.
This is episode 6️⃣, Visit my profile for more language of trafficking defined.