Kids are taught to tell someone when they have been sexually hurt. I was molested, it didn't hurt being he was gentle, so he had me promise to keep it "our secret". Parents of young ones, you might want to consider teaching your young children to speak up if anyone tries to touch them at all instead of teaching them to speak up only if they were hurt. I clearly remember not telling anyone because my experience actually felt good, thought i would get into trouble if i told anyone.

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by Anonymous on May 1, 2014 at 12:10 PM

I told me daughter that NOONE touches her in the undies area. I too had a molester. he daily fingered me tearing my opening larger and larger. By age 11 he had me penetrated and ejaculated inside me. he then douched me out and washed me off. He left nothing to chance. I started menstruating at thirteen and he stopped after this. That's when I missed it, wanted more of this feeling. A boy with a car picked me up and gladly let him have me. By sixteen I became pregnant. I lost the baby when the boy beat me severely. he stood me by his car and kicked me in the stomach. The next day I filled the toilet with blood and the other.

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by Anonymous on May 2, 2014 at 11:41 AM

Little girls aren't going to tell if it's the best feelings they have ever experienced. I know from experience.

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