Infant and Child Sexuality: A Sociological Perspective - Ipce
Infant and Child Sexuality: A Sociological Perspective - Ipce
Infant and Child Sexuality: A Sociological Perspective - Ipce
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Negative<br />
sounded perfectly awful<br />
<strong>and</strong> terribly messy<br />
ashamed<br />
did not know<br />
wasn’t “good” or “nice”<br />
scared<br />
hide<br />
embarrassing<br />
afraid of being teased<br />
worried<br />
trembled<br />
suffered a great deal<br />
concern<br />
shocked<br />
uneasy<br />
bad<br />
dirty<br />
limited knowledge<br />
repulsed<br />
afraid<br />
felt very guilty<br />
frightening<br />
hesitant<br />
didn’t enjoy it<br />
didn’t get any sensation<br />
from it<br />
would not accept this<br />
wasn’t fair<br />
upset about my relations<br />
very alarming traumatic<br />
experience<br />
ran away<br />
uneasy<br />
cried <strong>and</strong> stared at the<br />
floor<br />
punishment<br />
evil<br />
dared not ask<br />
cried hysterically<br />
worried<br />
frustrated <strong>and</strong> hurt<br />
shameful<br />
guilty conscience<br />
worried<br />
miffed<br />
made me sick<br />
terrifying experience<br />
felt very bad<br />
The negative reactions tell of guilt, embarrassment, a feeling of<br />
being too young for the experience, revulsion, fear, self-consciousness,<br />
confusion, distrust, disgust, disappointment, isolation, frustration,<br />
uncertainty, shock, <strong>and</strong> unpleasantness. The positive (less<br />
numerous) reactions tell of appreciation, excitement, pride, enjoyment,<br />
awareness, pleasure, fun, desire, closeness, love, romance,<br />
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