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Interesting blog post from a someone who was sexually abused as a child: http://zine.openrightsgroup.org/features/2013/porn-blocking
Basically, she says that she didn't feel as though she could go to her parents, her teachers, or to any authority figure, because she had been instilled at an early age with the idea that sex is shameful, and should not be discussed in public. (This, of course, is the standard Christian/religious ideology rearing its ugly head again, brainwashing our children into believing that we should not even talk about sex, even when they are being abused, and shaming them into silence. C.f. Catholic priests.) She says that sex education in schools is focussed on the mechanics of sex, but not on how to stop unwanted sexual advances or where to go for help if you have been raped or abused. Choice quote:
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Credit to Cutlass for the awesome pic