Psychology In Seattle Podcast Interview with a Pedophile Victim
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Jun 11, 2025 A survivor shares their harrowing story of childhood sexual abuse, emphasizing the importance of speaking out to support others. The discussion delves into the complexities of race and class in victimization, revealing societal biases that complicate recovery. Touching on breaking the silence, the emotional turmoil of disclosure, and the transformative journey toward self-acceptance, the conversation highlights resilience. It provocatively addresses evolving views on sexuality and consent, urging a reevaluation of narratives around victimhood and healing.
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Mia's Abuse and Digital Trauma
- Mia was sexually abused from around age 10 by her father who also shared illegal content on dark web forums.
- She avoided public social media to prevent recognition and her trauma shaped her life significantly.
Victim Credibility and Targeting
- Mia believes perpetrators saw her as an easier target because society wouldn't believe her.
- She highlights how societal stereotypes protected her abuser, impacting the likelihood of abuse disclosure.
Disclosure and Reactions to Abuse
- Mia reluctantly disclosed abuse at 15, leading to her father's arrest and trial.
- She faced disbelief and blame from authorities and family, compounding her trauma.