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if an 11yr male child laid fully undressed on top of an 8 yr female child. also fully undressed in a bed. and nothing happened. he just laid on her for a few minutes. then got up. is it curiousity.
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If you are asking about the intentions of the male child, that's impossible to say from a distance... Did this happen to you?
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he wanted to do more. but changed his mind.
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That would still be terribly frightening and definitely abusive, if that's what you're asking?
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Was the girl a willing participant in this activity? If not she may have some serious trauma issues from it. If she was I'd still call it abuse due to the ages, but I'd bet it would have lesser impact on shaping her future.
As far as what your asking, certainly he was probably curious. Most kids are, especially at that age where they're getting the talks. You just don't need to act out your curiosities with little kids. He was probably thinking "Hmm, how's all this work?" not "I am going to rape this little girl and steal her innocence". |
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example in my state its the state police, city police, county police that say what is abusive and what isnt... country wise its the USA government (governors, senators, mayors....) that make the laws of whats abuse and what isnt.. with in my cultural background it is the tribal elders that say what is and isnt abuse in my culture... sometimes each of these conflict with each other but I know which standard to go by when... example when I am visiting relatives on the reservation or in my cultures tribal communities I know I must go according to their laws when I am at work in NY I most go by the state/and county of definition of abuse. because every one here posts from their own points of view and their own laws in their own location/culture....what ever by asking us you will get many conflicting answers some saying yes this is curiosity and others saying no this is abuse..ultimately only you and those who make the laws and definitions in your location/culture what ever are the ones that will definitively know whether this is abuse or curiosity.... my suggestion contact those in authority or those who may know what the laws and definitions in your location are such as your treatment providers, your police department...... they will know whether this is just curiosity or abuse. |
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