[sit-rep]

I totally disagree... single parent = more abuse?? How is a mother sexual abusing a daughter who in turn chooses to stay with those shes a star in porn movies with??

The doctor works in an abortion clinic. How do you know he didnt ask and the girl said everything is fine I just want to end the pregnancy... (So I can still be a Star!!...) Kids are not always victims... The net is ripe with sites posting webcam videos of very very young girls(and boys) getting nekid and doin lewd things for ratings...

I understand your concern. I have 2 daughters and sweat every time they leave town and theyre both in their 20s... this one here though, she chose the Dark Side imho and theres not much we can do except pray she straightens out her own head but quick....

[Mr. Blond]

It’s the single mom’s string of boyfriends that usually do the abusing in such cases.

[Mrs. Don-o]

She cannot, at 15, legally give consent to sexual intercourse, even if she says she's consenting. Consent is simply null--- legally --- at that age.

So pregnancy is prima facie evidence of either forcible or statutory rape. This is why it is legally mandatory for the clinic to report an abortion on a minor.

[cherry]

we don't know any of the particulars of this case....the girl was young, and set upon by a monster and the monster is good at manipulating.....

I see its particular type of monster and am not surprised.....just like in London where the "asians" set upon white girls..

[E. Pluribus Unum]

https://www.d2l.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/Statistics_4_Risk_Factors.pdf

CHILD SEX UAL ABUSE STATISTICS

Risk Factors

FACT: While no child is immune, there are child and family characteristics that significantly heighten or lower risk of sexual abuse.

The following risk factors are based on reported and identified cases of abuse:

§ Family structure is the most important risk factor in child sexual abuse. Children who live with two married biological parents are at a low risk for abuse. The risk increases where children live with step-parents or a single parent.3

§ Children living without either parent (foster children) are 10 times more likely to be sexually abused than children that live with both biological parents. Children who live with a single parent that has a live-in partner are at the highest risk; they are 20 times more likely to be victims of child sexual abuse than children living with both biological parents.3

§ Gender is also a major factor in sexual abuse. Females are five times more likely to be abused than males.30 The age of the male being abused also plays a part. 8% of victims aged 12-17 are male. 26% of victims under the age of 12 are male.9

§ Age is a significant factor in sexual abuse. While there is risk for children of all ages, children are most vulnerable to abuse between the ages of 7 and 13.30 The median age for reported abuse is 9 years old.31 However, of children who are sexually abused, more than 20% are abused before the age of 8.9

§ Race and ethnicity are an important factor in identified sexual abuse. African American children have almost twice the risk of sexual abuse than white children. Children of Hispanic ethnicity have a slightly greater risk than non-Hispanic white children...