Originally posted by: aidanjm
Originally posted by: Red Dawn
Originally posted by: aidanjm
Originally posted by: Red Dawn
Originally posted by: aidanjm
However I do find it interesting that articles on the abuse of boys get posted,
I don't as it is headline news!
People like you are the reason so many men can rape their daughters, nieces, etc. and we never hear about it. You just don't give a shit. You're not even willing to do a 5 second google search to establish whether or not your preconceived notions on this topic are inaccurate.
People like me? I support prosecuting anybody who sexually abuses a child to the fullest extent of the law, whether the child is related or not to the sick bastard who does it. I also believe they should be put in the General Prison Population to face the consequences of their actions.
On the other hand I'm not going to go around thinking that 30% of the men I meet who are parents of daughters sexually abuse them just like I'm not going to go around believing that 30% of Male Homosexuals lust after young boys.
I believe that heterosexual males are much more likely to sexually abuse children than openly gay males, but that's another issue.
Link
-The National Resource Council estimates the percent of the U.S. population which has been sexually abused to range from a low of 20-24 percent to a high of 54-62 percent of the population; the higher estimate includes sexualized exposure without touching, such as masturbating in front of the child.
-The largest retrospective study on the prevalence of child sexual abuse found 27 percent of women and 16 percent of men reported abuse."
-Children are most vulnerable between ages eight-12. The average age for first abuse is 9.9 years for boys and 9.6 years for girls. Victimization occurs before age eight in over 20 percent of the cases. Another study found 24 percent of female child sexual abuse survivors were first abused at age five or younger.
-Most children are abused by someone they know and trust, although boys are more likely than girls to be abused outside of the family. A study in three states found 96 percent of reported rape survivors under age 12 knew the attacker. Four percent of the offenders were strangers,
20 percent were fathers, 16 percent were relatives and 50 percent were acquaintances or friends.