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Paraphilia, Dissociation, and Sexual Abuse
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We are only now discovering the extent of sexual abuse of children. We are only now beginning to sense the adult sexual and emotional consequences of not protecting the young from overwhelming physical intimacies.
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Sexual Behavior Sexual Abuse Child Sexual Abuse Child Molester Sexual Addiction
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