Just listen to the voices on her phone. Another man just moans over and over. Tameka continues to call the chat lines, for fun she says, even though one of her friends was attacked by a man she met on the phone. But Tameka says she isn't worried about her safety when she meets these guys. I never meet anybody by myself.
Experts say that's still very risky.
But what they don't know is that his roommate is outside watching them and ends up following her home and has her address and later they end up being sexually assaulted. Counselors and psychologists say kids often end up on chat lines because they're simply bored. So they say parents need to steer their kids toward positive activities, like volunteering or youth groups. For decades, Americans have acknowledged the existence of a generation gap. Now comes new evidence of a sexuality communication gap.