I realized theses i be symptoms of something more serious Interest in mom by the_unknown » mon jan 09, 2012 3:11 pm yes incest is hot and all that but i think this is not mentally/emotionally healthy for anyone.although it would really be so hot to.but based on my experience.having these thoughts and making moves is not helpful for my mental health. I wonder if i was abused, or if i was being groomed for abuse
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I was hoping to get feedback from others who may have heard stories like mine.
Is this pocd/taboo or am i a pedophile
I think in your case you are more aroused by the idea/the taboo of incest than your actual sister The way i dealt with the issue was to imagine that someone else was my sister and have incest fantasies about her and thus i shifted the focus away from my real sister I think in time you will move on naturally and stop thinking about her. One point i found really strange was that one of the characteristics for a shy/covert narcissist was the 'inability to genuinely comprehend the incest taboo'
Now, i'm not a psychiatrist, but this seems absured. In terms of the incest thing, i don't know much about that but it could be that there's something titillating about the idea of subjecting people to something they might find naturally repellant He may have a pronounced desire to dominate, which could be a theme that connects the paedophilia and the incest stories. I don't think men will ever be less taboo, because there's that ego thing, and society will never accept gays even if we're not
A male child has no more chance of fighting off an abuser than a female, whether the perpetrator uses force, manipulation or anything else
And even a grown man does not deserve to be questioned. Sexual abuse and incest forum Open discussions about sexual abuse and incest. Educate yourself about childhood sexual abuse and incest and ending the cycle of abuse
Respect the survivors' boundaries, and ask permission, but don't feel that you can't bring up abuse because it is taboo Your willingness to talk openly about the abuse lessens alienation a survivor may feel
