Re: It's More Complicated Than That

> "Consider what happens to the child, who will most certainly become a victim of brutal psychotheraputic braiwashing, which has as its stated goal, a requirement that the child must become a "survivor". This means that the child will have to learn to hate the man she once played with, perhaps harmlessly, and with all innocence, and feel the activities they engaged in were the epitome of evil. This, and other inhumane cross examinations, emotional outpourings of disgust and sadness, and attempts to convince her "that it is not your fault", will no doubt, ensure that she grows up scarred by, not the incident itself, but rather by the proceedings that followed it."

Not to mention the physical examination to see whether she had, indeed, engaged in intercourse. Many children involved in sexual relationships have reported they felt even more pain and trauma fom this exam then they ever felt from sex [given that she's being invaded by cold, hard implements, and the exam has no feelings of warmth or love associated with it, it makes damn good sense that they would be traumatized by this.]