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by DanBC
4716 days ago
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Paedophiles are often socially isolated; hated by society. They only speak to other offenders. This means that they can start to have thoughts about offending behaviour which are reinforced by other offenders. If paedophiles had access to non-sex-offenders to talk to they'd get early nudges about how unacceptable their thoughts are, and guidance about avoiding those thoughts and behaviours. I'm not sure how the "friendship circles" worked out. Maybe they were hopeless? (http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/berkshire/3873083.stm) |
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I have not encountered any evidence that a certain treatment or social surrounds can change a person's sexual orientation, so avoiding unacceptable thoughts may be impossible for these people. Avoiding unacceptable behaviors is certainly achievable, though.