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- 4 de Jun, 2013
Re: Kids growing up sheltered and the possible side-effects of it, so a bit OT:
I was reminded of Larry Nassar’s court case a few years back. I listened to all the statements from his victims (over 150), and something that kept popping up was the girls mentioning how they were brought up with abstinence-only teaching, or with very little education on the subject.
Because of this, many of them didn’t even understand what had happened to them, or that it was wrong; they just knew something felt wrong. Being molested by a trusted doctor must feel horrible as is, but I can’t imagine the confusion (and often shame) those sheltered girls must’ve felt.
I was reminded of Larry Nassar’s court case a few years back. I listened to all the statements from his victims (over 150), and something that kept popping up was the girls mentioning how they were brought up with abstinence-only teaching, or with very little education on the subject.
Because of this, many of them didn’t even understand what had happened to them, or that it was wrong; they just knew something felt wrong. Being molested by a trusted doctor must feel horrible as is, but I can’t imagine the confusion (and often shame) those sheltered girls must’ve felt.