Were all gays sexually molested

The media has been of little help deepening the conversation about manlike sexual victimization. Millions of men, abused as children, continue to live with the draining effects of smashed trust. Talking about childhood physiological property abuse and its aftermath for men can be difficult, even painful. By age 16, as many as one in six boys in America has had outcaste sex with an adult or older child.

When you’re Richard Land, a representative of the Southern Baptist Convention, and you are losing the “culture wars,” and badly, I expect lying doesn’t bother you if you feeling similar it’s helping your lost cause. That’s conscionable what Land did when he claimed on Land, lifting from the anti-gay myth that gay adults abuse children at postgraduate rates and “recruit” them into homosexuality, charged that “the dirty bitty secret that nobody wants to public lecture about is that a high percentage of adult male homosexuals in America were sexually molested once they were children.” Land’s legal right contradicts findings of the American Psychological Association, which notes that “no specific psychosocial or family dynamic causal agent for homosexuality has been identified, including histories of immaturity sexual abuse. intersexual abuse does not appear to be more prevalent in children who grow up to identify as gay, lesbian, or bisexual, than in children who identify as heterosexual.” I wasn’t molested, but that’s irrelevant, because millions of adults, straight, gay, bisexual, trans, and every different label you can think of, did go through that horrific experience.