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In this installment of a five part series titled “Things Men Don’t Want to Talk About”
for the Manlihood ManCast, Josh Hatcher of Manlihood.com talks about sexual abuse.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XsDenN8bhy0
Here’s some information on male sexual abuse from 1in6.org
A 2005 study conducted by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control, on San Diego Kaiser Permanente HMO members, reported that 16% of males were sexually abused by the age of 18.1
A 2003 national study of U.S. adults reported that 14.2% of men were sexually abused before the age of 18.2
A 1998 study reviewing research on male childhood sexual abuse concluded that the problems is “common, under-reported, under-recognized, and under-treated.”3
A 1996 study of male university students in the Boston area reported that 18% of men were sexually abused before the age of 16.4
A 1990 national study of U.S. adults reported that 16% of men were sexually abused before the age of 18.5
That 1 in 6 statistic is based on reported, documented cases. There is a lot of reason to believe that the number is higher.
Men who have experienced sexual abuse in their past are very likely to experience these issues:
Symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder and depression.
Alcoholism and drug abuse.
Suicidal thoughts and suicide attempts.
Problems in intimate relationships.
Underachievement at school and at work.
Bottom line is - Men don’t like to talk about it.
But maybe we should. Maybe not out in the open in front of everybody, if that makes you uncomfortable - but find someone you can trust and talk about it. See a counselor if you’ve found yourself struggling with depression, or ptsd, or suicidal thoughts.
You are not alone
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Intro music used with permission by Austin Stirling: http://austinstirling.com
Outro Music used with permission by Mark Kroos: http://markkroos.com
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In this installment of a five part series titled “Things Men Don’t Want to Talk About”
for the Manlihood ManCast, Josh Hatcher of Manlihood.com talks about sexual abuse.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XsDenN8bhy0
Here’s some information on male sexual abuse from 1in6.org
A 2005 study conducted by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control, on San Diego Kaiser Permanente HMO members, reported that 16% of males were sexually abused by the age of 18.1
A 2003 national study of U.S. adults reported that 14.2% of men were sexually abused before the age of 18.2
A 1998 study reviewing research on male childhood sexual abuse concluded that the problems is “common, under-reported, under-recognized, and under-treated.”3
A 1996 study of male university students in the Boston area reported that 18% of men were sexually abused before the age of 16.4
A 1990 national study of U.S. adults reported that 16% of men were sexually abused before the age of 18.5
That 1 in 6 statistic is based on reported, documented cases. There is a lot of reason to believe that the number is higher.
Men who have experienced sexual abuse in their past are very likely to experience these issues:
Symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder and depression.
Alcoholism and drug abuse.
Suicidal thoughts and suicide attempts.
Problems in intimate relationships.
Underachievement at school and at work.
Bottom line is - Men don’t like to talk about it.
But maybe we should. Maybe not out in the open in front of everybody, if that makes you uncomfortable - but find someone you can trust and talk about it. See a counselor if you’ve found yourself struggling with depression, or ptsd, or suicidal thoughts.
You are not alone
-----------
Get REIGNITE: A MAN’S FIELD GUIDE TO TAKING BACK HIS LIFE
http://www.manlihood.com/reignite/
Join the ManCave Today:
http://facebook.com/groups/manlihoodmancave
----------------
Do you have a question you'd like to have answered on The Manlihood ManCast?
Send it to us here: http://manlihood.com/ask-a-man
---------------
VISIT THE MANLIHOOD STORE FOR RESOURCES, APPAREL, AND MORE!
http://manlihood.com/store
More from Manlihood: http://manlihood.com
More from Josh Hatcher: http://joshhatcher.com
Intro music used with permission by Austin Stirling: http://austinstirling.com
Outro Music used with permission by Mark Kroos: http://markkroos.com
--------------
Don't forget to check out our sponsors / partners / affiliates:
GET A FREE STOCK FOR JOINING ROBINHOOD - https://join.robinhood.com/joshh826
Hatcher Media - http://hatchermedia.net
Honky EDC - http://honkyedc.com
Out of Your Shell Poetry - http://outofyourshellpoetry.com