1/When I was eight, I was molested. The experience wasn't scary or painful, just confusing and uncomfortable, because I didn't understand what was going on. After becoming an adult, I experienced a strong incentive to reinterpret what had happened to me as-
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And plus, at the time the thing that happened to me wasn't sexual, to me. I didn't have a conception of sexual. It was just a really confusing thing. I came out of the experience with zero change in my sexual worldview because I didn't have any worldview.
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Could it arguably be that *bcos* you didn't have any sexual worldview, that the experience laid some atypical foundations upon which a structural worldview would be built? That on at least initial subsequent sexual experiences, that this didn't slightly color or guide your paths?
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