|
Private Family Matter
Child Abuse and Torture:
Birth through 13 Years Old
|
|
| Incestuous Pedophiles Any person who has sexual contact with a child, 13 years old or younger, is a pedophile. If the child is a blood relative, they are defined as incestuous pedophiles. Pedophiles, as a group of sexual predators, are the laziest, choosing to prey on innocent relatives because of open access and unquestioned trust. Adult relatives (18 and older) who choose to have sexual contact with an opposite sexed relative are referred to simply as pedophiles. Relatives who choose same sexed victims are referred to as gay or lesbian, incestuous pedophiles. Relatives who are opportunists and have sexual contact with either sex are known as bisexual incestuous pedophiles. Teen relatives between 14 and 17 years old, who have sexual contact with relatives under the age of 13 years old, are known as teen pedophiles. If they have sexual contact with same sexed relatives, they are known as gay or lesbian teen pedophiles. There are also opportunistic bisexual teen pedophiles. The last set of incestuous pedophiles are predators also 13 years and younger who prey on children within their own age group. They too are known as either child pedophiles if their victim is the opposite sex or gay/lesbian pedophile if they are the same sex. There are also opportunistic child pedophiles who prey on either sex. |
|
|
© 2008 Sue Christensen, All rights reserved. Write: PO Box 1188, Nome, Alaska, 99762. Links to this site are welcomed, but wholesale downloading for reproduction elsewhere by any means, print or electronic, is expressly prohibited and will be prosecuted under relevant Federal statutes. Written permission is required to mass produce, copy or reprint by any method. No permission is implied or granted to duplicate or distribute pages or graphics in any manner, either electronically or in printed form. No reprint in any form is allowed including storage in a retrieval system, transmitted or copied for public or private use other than for “fair use” as a brief quotation without prior written permission of the author.
|
