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In the 7 th class of a school (13-14 years old children) appeared two brothers from the South; both early-ripening. Later it has become known that they seduced or raped several girls. One of the girls recollected that it happened so quickly that she noticed it when it was too late; the boy was adroit, later on he hinted that he had been instructed within his family. She liked him and dated repeatedly. Some female teachers knew about the liaison, laughed, and said so that the girl could hear them: "Now she cannot do without!" The theory around incest is beyond the scope of this letter; but sexual experience with relatives in not uncommon in a certain milieu It was reported that 49% of the "child perpetrators" had been sexually abused themselves prior to their sexually abusive behaviors In particular, mother-son and sister-brother relationships result in teenagers feeling themselves as men and behaving accordingly when they deem it safe. It should be commented that in conditions of the increasing gender imbalance, it would be more reasonable not to discourage masturbation in boys Contemporary medicine holds masturbation to be developmentally normal, health-neutral if not health-enhancing
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