Sexual abuse and significant childhood encounters may be the cause of exhibitionistic behavior. ... Violent predatory pedophiles, may threaten to hurt the child or possibly their families or pets, also, they may use excessive force if the child notifies anyone of the sexual abuse. ... Pedophilia is chronic and can be complicated if there is substance abuse, dependency, depression, marital conflict, or an antisocial disorder. ... Although there are many theories about voyeurism, it's been suggested that childhood trauma, and significant experiences, such as sexual abuse, may have manifest...

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Many of the reported incidents of sexual abuse were likely to occur in homes during babysitting. ... Exposure to pornography and substance abuse are noted to be predisposing factors, however, they are more likely to be classified as dis-inhibitors than causal influences (Hunter, 1999, Juveniles Who Have Sexually Offended, n.d., Van et al., 2007). Little research has been conducted on the role of substance abuse, therefore, its overall effects to the juvenile sexual offending population remains unclear (Juveniles Who Have Sexually Offended, n.d.) Ethological factors receiving the most attent...

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The term sexual harassment was coined in American in the early 1970s to describe unwanted sexual attention. ... This was not sexual harassment, but the military has very strict policies on both sexual harassment and pornography, zero tolerance. ... Sexual harassment includes all unwelcome sexual advanced, requests for sexual favors and others such as verbal or physical conduct. ... Even though I have defined what sexual harassment is, what constitutes sexual harassment in the minds of most men and women is very broad. ... Sexual remarks according to ...

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Psychoanalytic research suggests that childhood trauma, such as sexual abuse, or significant childhood experiences can manifest itself into this type of behavior. Fetishism is where people have sexual urges, fantasies and behavior that are associated with non-living objects that are not primarily sexual in nature. ... Typically, the person who uses the object tends to require if to become sexually aroused and is unable to become aroused without it so this object may also be incorporated into sexual activity with a partner in order to achieve sexual excitement. ... A large of percentage of ...

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Lap dancing: close erotic dance without sexual intercourse. ... Prostitute should not be as shame to report an abuse. They have to be able to go to the police station and report any case of abuse they have experienced. ... Whether a person engages into sexual activities willingly or not shouldn't be a reason to justify evil act of abuse against that person. When women are abuse like this, they fell so miserable after having multiple sexual intercourse activities with different men and they fell worthless. ...

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Sexually transmitted infections are not new issues within the human population. ... These factors include unprotected sex, sexual contact with multiple partners, a history of STIs, abusing alcohol or using recreational drugs, injecting drugs and being an adolescent female. ... Sexually transmitted infections can be transmitted through sexual activity involving four parts of the human body, the mouth, anus, vagina and penis. ... Not all STIs have to be contracted sexually. ... The Human Papillomavirus is the most common sexually transmitted infection. ...

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"A Rose For Emily" by William Faulkner deals with the shocking subject of morbid fascination, resistance to change, and the lasting effects of a father's pattern of psychological abuse; however, I do not believe it deals with necrophilia per se. The term necrophilia implies a sexual component, which is not overtly evident in the story. ... This incessant psychological abuse is described as "too virulent and too furious to die" within Emily's psyche. The thwarting of Emily's womanhood has instilled in her a fear of intimacy and a lack of control over her actions that w...

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Sexually transmitted diseases are often the result of sexual promiscuity. ... But a number of studies have established that providing condoms in schools increase condom use among students that are already sexually active rather than simply increasing the sexual activity over the general population of the school. ... This information is vital for the 54% of teenagers in American high schools that have sexual intercourse. Abstinence-only advocates claim that "just say no- programmes prevent teenagers from engaging in sexual intercourse, from getting pregnant and from contracting sexually...

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In "Selections from Hard to Get: Twenty-Something Women and the Paradox of Sexual Freedom," Bell focuses on a few of her patients - namely, Jayanthi, Claudia, and Alicia - to further explore and analyze sexual desires, interests, feelings, and relationships. ... Claudia, whose parents are also religious, feels embarrassed by her sexual desires. ... Alicia was very determined to not repeat familial patterns such as alcohol abuse, sexual abuse, early pregnancy, lack of culture, lack of respect, amongst other things. ... Men that were once close to her, such as her alcoholic and sexuall...

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Studies have shown that sexual behavior is extremely common among autistic people. ... Normal children commit behaviors such as stimulating their genitals in public, not distinguishing between sexes during sexual play and using their parents as sexual objects. ... One major point to keep in mind is positive reinforcement as opposed to rejection and verbal abuse in order to safely help the residents. ... Consequently, the sexual behaviors of these people are affected significantly. Studies have found that sexual behavior occurs, but there are several sexual problems found that also result in...

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Studies have shown that sexual behavior is extremely common among autistic people. ... Normal children commit behaviors such as stimulating their genitals in public, not distinguishing between sexes during sexual play and using their parents as sexual objects. ... One major point to keep in mind is positive reinforcement as opposed to rejection and verbal abuse in order to safely help the residents. ... Consequently, the sexual behaviors of these people are affected significantly. Studies have found that sexual behavior occurs, but there are several sexual problems found that also result in...

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"Marriage across the world is a socially approved sexual and economic union between two or more people that is expected to last for a long time" (McDaniel and Tepperman 2011:96). ... Domestic abuse is physical, emotional, or sexual violation, or most typically a combination of all three (London, Myers and Scott 2002:883). ... When analyzing "Gone Girl", education and work, children, and domestic abuse are the main factors that come in to play. ... It's important to recall that domestic abuse is not only physical. Amy also took part in domestic abuse emotionally towards...

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Movies also encourage sexual promiscuity. ... The code had incorporated strict standards for depictions of, among other things, violence, sexually explicit material, crime, and racism. ... However, when the musical lyrics and music videos contain obscenities, indecencies, and glorifications of certain forms of immoral conduct, such as drug abuse, ethical considerations arise in connection with the distribution of such material to a youthful audience. ... Even pop superstar Janet Jackson pushes the envelope on her latest album "All for You" with sexual references and profanities. ... Sexual lan...

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Civil life being married to sex is a fairly new idea that came about with the conception that sexual identity and sexual expression is a civil right. Along with the idea of civil life being married to sex comes the idea that sexual identity is a form of citizenship, which coins the term "sexual citizen". (Siebers, 2008: 37) Kenneth Plummer defines sexual citizenship as "the control (or not) over one's body, feelings, relationships: access (or not) to representations, relationships, public spaces, etc; and socially grounded choices (or not) about identities, gender experiences" (Siebers, 2...

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Gossip Girl surely pushes boundaries when it comes to television and explores many social issues of the times, such as teenage alcohol abuse and promiscuous sex among minors. ... But if you look deeper in Gossip Girl, the kids that are abusing drugs and alcohol have parents that abuse it as well. ... When teenagers become intoxicated and lose inhibitions, they are more likely to engage in risky sexual activity. ...

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Also required if the commercial sex trade were to be legalized, and to continue with a business license, the prostitutes would have to be tested for STD's (sexually transmitted diseases) regularly. ... Due to sexually transmitted diseases, such as gonorrhea, chlamydia, herpes, and syphilis, prostitutes need to be careful to prevent the spread of those STD's. If not careful sexual transmitted diseases such as Chancroid which is mostly found in economically poor countries, will began to occur in places all over the United States due to spread brought on by the prohibition of prostituti...

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Despite the fact that many Americans look down on paying for sexual acts, its been reported that one in five adult men in the United States have paid for sex acts in some capacity, whether that be in the form of online pornography, visiting a strip club, phone sex, etc (Long 1). So while many people outwardly show their distaste towards paying for sexual acts, including prostitution, data seems to suggest that it may be more common and met less met with malice than originally thought. ... In terms of health for female workers, they would be more protected from sexually transmitted diseases. .....

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Almost half of teenage girls engage in sexual intercourse by the time they turn 18. ... When teenagers do not seek these health services, they not only forego the use of contraception, but they also lack appropriate health care and undergo treatment for several sexually transmitted diseases. "Every year three million U.S. teenagers contract a sexually transmitted disease. ... If teenagers have to ask for approval from parents and are not given permission to get the birth control pills, they will still have sexual intercourse. ... Some justifiably fear that disclosure to their parents wil...

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The policies I intend to enforce by legalizing prostitution as sex work apply only to the men and women who choose to trade money for sexual acts and performances without coercion. ... If a client or employer abuses the workers in any way the worker will be able to report the crime without fear of prosecution instead, they can protect themselves by being vocal. ... It is a huge step forward in self ownership, sexual safety and education. ...

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Christianity, for example, offers women a role, in which the first step is the baptism, where women not only are name Christians, but also received an identity (their name, Christian name which already gives them a sexual identity and the next step would be the Communion, Confirmation, and Marriage (known as The Sacraments). ... Sexual taboos are also much known. ... Thus, in Catholicism, for example, the Church has shown its assumptions, stereotypes and sexual taboos conceptualizing male and female roles and assigning to each sex. ... Women's bodies also experiencing the discriminatio...

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Morality has two genders' "UN/ESCAP As discussed above, if women are working in the sexual industry for the solitary reason of earning their living since they are economically deprived, why are they being seen as sexually deviant', fallen woman', immoral' or named as whores'? ... First of all, drawing lines between whores and sexual workers depends on discourse. ... And their honor will be judged on their sexual behavior. ... Men are not seen as immoral or deviant and even their sexual behavior can be expressed in various ways outside marriage. ... So, to...

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