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There are various lists of possible
physical and behavioral indicators of child sexual abuse, some of which are:
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Waking up during the night
sweating, screaming or shaking with nightmares.
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Masturbating excessively.
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Showing unusually aggressive behavior
toward family members, friends, toys, and pets.
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Complaining of pain while
urinating or having a bowel movement, or exhibiting symptoms of genital
infections such as offensive odors, or symptoms of a sexually transmitted
disease.
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Having symptoms indicating
evidence of physical traumas to the genital or anal area.
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Beginning wetting the bed.
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Experiencing a loss of
appetite or other eating problems, including unexplained gagging.
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Showing unusual fear of a
certain place or location.
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Developing frequent
unexplained health problems.
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Engaging in persistent sexual
play with friends, toys or pets.
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Having unexplained periods of
panic, which may be flashbacks from the abuse.
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Regressing to behaviors too
young for the stage of development they already achieved.
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Initiating sophisticated
sexual behaviors.
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Indicating a sudden
reluctance to be alone with a certain person.
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Engaging in self-mutilations,
such as sticking themselves with pins or cutting themselves.
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Withdrawing from previously
enjoyable activities, like school or school performance change.
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Asking an unusual amount of
questions about human sexuality.
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2 comments:
• Waking up during the night sweating, screaming or shaking with nightmares.
• Masturbating excessively.
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the order listed is telling.
he's doing it now again!!
your inner self is revealed in your words.
seriously does the second sign you listed really come before peeing the bed? or is that something that comes in time over prolonged abuse?
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