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Long-term Socioeconomic Harms of Child Sexual Abuse

The long-term effects of child sexual abuse on educational attainment, earnings, and other markers of socioeconomic disadvantage.

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Feb 5, 2026

How do cultural, religious, or body-image factors interact with trauma to make oral sex aversive?

Cultural and religious norms assign moral meaning and social scripts to that can label it taboo or permissible, shaping whether individuals approach it with curiosity or disgust . When a person has ex...

Feb 3, 2026

Adult-child sexual relationships, when consensual and informed, can be sustainable.

The claim that can be sustainable if “consensual and informed” is contradicted by a large body of clinical and population research showing developmental incapacity, legal frameworks that disallow such...