[ SECRET POST #2880 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2880 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Sleepy Hollow]


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[/r/nosleep, nosleep podcast]


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[Awful Hospital]


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09. [ SPOILERS for Lewis/Inspector Lewis ]




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10. [ SPOILERS for Empowered ]



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11. [ WARNING for abuse ]

[Megatokyo]


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12. [ WARNING for child abuse/sexual abuse ]

[Adventure Time, Lena Dunham]


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13. [ WARNING for rape? probably? ]




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14. [ WARNING for incest ]

[Gotham]


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15. [ WARNING for abuse ]















Notes:

Secrets Left to Post: 00 pages, 000 secrets from Secret Submission Post #411.
Secrets Not Posted: [ 0 - broken links ], [ 0 - not!secrets ], [ 1 - not!fandom ], [ 1 - too big ], [ 0 - repeat ].
Current Secret Submissions Post: here.
Suggestions, comments, and concerns should go here.

Comments

[iceyred]

Seven year olds doing weird, inappropriate things to their little sisters is not sexual abuse. 17 year olds doing weird, inappropriate things to their little sisters might be.

30-somethings bragging about being weird and inappropriate and putting creepy shit involving their sister in a Goddamn book for the whole world to read without the sister's consent is gross.

[(Anonymous)]

gross, perhaps, but still not child sexual abuse

which is absolutely the charge that's being leveled here

[(Anonymous)]

I say again: it wasn't without Grace's consent. Grace knew about the book's content and was involved in its promotion.

[iceyred]

I didn't know that. Thank you for sharing. I mean, it's still creepy as hell, but I honestly thought her sister didn't know.

[(Anonymous)]

how is it creepy? if it's really not abnormal for a curious 7 year old to check out her sister's vagina, then maybe we should all just calm down and maybe see her book as what it is: opening up ones life for all the world to see, including all the parts hollywood tends to gloss over (like what realistic female sexuality is). It's self-revelation, and it'S supposed to lead you into the parts of everyones life that they normally wouldn't share, but that you can often recognize as part of yourself. No wondr that in the first discussion on the topic here half of the thread went "oh, I did strange stuff with a sibling, too".
You're supposed to free yourself from the taboo of the topic, not go around anouncing that "this is gross". That's just reaffirming yourself within a society whose sexism in no small part stems from our inability to seriously talk aout sexual matters.

[(Anonymous)]

there wasn't anything about a 17-year-old. That was a "typo" on the part of the original article. She was 7.

[(Anonymous)]

And her sister was 1.

[(Anonymous)]

Kids don't explore each other's genitals normally. Their own, sure. But another kid's? Uuuuuh.

It's something. And it's gross and not something that should be said as okay.

[iceyred]

Kids have been playing doctor for forever. It's not a reason to freak out, it's an opportunity to talk about boundaries and respecting other people's personal space and bodies.

That said, talking about it when you're in your thirties is really weird. And I don't believe the claim that 'seventeen' was a typo.

[(Anonymous)]

Kids don't explore each other's genitals normally

Uuuhh my friend pretty much did the same thing with her younger sister when we were all babbies. Hate to break it to you, but young kids/siblings that are really close tend to be curious about bodies and unaware of boundary issues. It's not really as objectionable as you make it out to be because kids are naturally ignorant and have no ulterior motives behind it beyond curiosity.

[(Anonymous)]

Yes they do, anon. They absolutely do.

[(Anonymous)]

My brother and I certainly didn't, but a couple of friends (of both sexes) and I certainly did. (There was no touching, just some "So that's what it looks like/looks like from this angle!") It didn't feel sexual, gross, or weird at the time, doesn't feel sexual, gross, or weird now.