
WorthlessSlavicShit
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Well who could have guessed that
? Not the agecucks
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Some time ago I posted this 2012 chart from Canada of the age distribution of people accused of sexual offences against children and adolescents, which showed that it peaks at 13 and then falls down.
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This and a few other things were how I learned that "peer-perpetrated" child sexual abuse is a thing that's actually being studied. So, I seached for the term a week ago or so, and found this interesting publication from last year
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www.sciencedirect.com
Apparently, according to at least what the older people they were asking in the survey remembered, 30+ years ago there was about twice as much CSA done by adults as by peers, but for the current young people, it's flipped
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And even from the adult categories, unknown adults were less common perpetrators than both parents and other known adults
. And that's including all adults the child/adolescent didn't know, so I wonder how tiny of a subset the scary strange male online predators we need to keep an eye on
even are of that category, compared to say guys those girls met at nightclubs while partying and so on.
Some time ago I posted this 2012 chart from Canada of the age distribution of people accused of sexual offences against children and adolescents, which showed that it peaks at 13 and then falls down.


Persons accused of sexual offences against children and youth, by age of accused, Canada, 2012, rate per 100,000 population
https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/n1/pub/85-002-x/2014001/article/14008-eng.htm Quick, Canadabros, you need to protect all of those sweet and innocent children under 18:soy::foidSoy:... from other children under 18:feelsclown::society:

This and a few other things were how I learned that "peer-perpetrated" child sexual abuse is a thing that's actually being studied. So, I seached for the term a week ago or so, and found this interesting publication from last year
Australian CSA prevalence was 28.5%, with the following prevalence by perpetrator classes: other known adolescents (non-romantic): 10.0%; parents/caregivers in the home: 7.8%; other known adults: 7.5%; unknown adults: 4.9%; adolescents (current/former romantic partners): 2.5%; institutional caregivers: 2.0%; siblings: 1.6%; unknown adolescents: 1.4%. Women experienced more CSA by all perpetrator classes except institutional caregivers. Age group comparison showed significant declines in CSA by parents/caregivers, and other known adults; and increases in CSA by adolescents (current/former romantic partners).

Child sexual abuse by different classes and types of perpetrator: Prevalence and trends from an Australian national survey
Little evidence exists about the prevalence of child sexual abuse (CSA) inflicted by different relational classes of perpetrators (e.g., parents; inst…
Apparently, according to at least what the older people they were asking in the survey remembered, 30+ years ago there was about twice as much CSA done by adults as by peers, but for the current young people, it's flipped

And even from the adult categories, unknown adults were less common perpetrators than both parents and other known adults