(October 10, 1951- )
Born in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
Psychologist, Sexologist (Board Member, American Board of Sexology), Family Therapist, Host of ¿Quién Tiene La Razón? (Who’s Right?) (2003-2012)
Wrote "Nancy, What Should I do?"

She overuses colloquial Dominican idioms.
She has been accused of being both a libertine and a hard-liner.
She doesn’t think anyone is born with a sexual orientation.
She doubts a person can be bisexual, just in denial of their homosexuality.
Univision would censor her for calling sex organs by their proper names.
More often than not, she would tell her panelists that none of them were right.

She frequently said that she would never talk bad about her ex-husband and his relatives because that’s her daughter’s family.
She told others it was not possible for one person to be both a mother and a father.
She says you should not have sex until you are mentally and financially ready to deal with the consequences.
She says if you’re in a relationship with someone only for their money, you’re a prostitute.
She believes the biggest legacy we can give our children is having them be proud of their parents.
She says we should not impede on others freedom because too many have died in its name.

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