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The Uncomfortable Truth About Sexual Exposure Across Class Lines
Welcome to the first episode of Side Notes: a raw companion series where I explore topics that didn't quite fit into the main podcast.
Today I'm going more in-depth with personal stories about inappropriate childhood sexual experiences that were common in my upbringing. I examine how these experiences contrast dramatically with those of children from middle and upper-class backgrounds.
I question how this early exposure shapes future outcomes, including the higher rates of teen pregnancy in disadvantaged communities. Is it because these kids don't see a future worth protecting? Or because they haven't been taught to prioritize long-term goals?
The conversations might be uncomfortable, but they're necessary if we want to break cycles that have damaged generations. Share your thoughts, experiences, or insights by leaving a comment or sending me a message—I genuinely want to hear your perspective on this complex issue.
Click here to send me a message! There's no way for me to respond unless you give me your contact info, but I will absolutely read it and may even feature it in the next episode!
By JoshThe Uncomfortable Truth About Sexual Exposure Across Class Lines
Welcome to the first episode of Side Notes: a raw companion series where I explore topics that didn't quite fit into the main podcast.
Today I'm going more in-depth with personal stories about inappropriate childhood sexual experiences that were common in my upbringing. I examine how these experiences contrast dramatically with those of children from middle and upper-class backgrounds.
I question how this early exposure shapes future outcomes, including the higher rates of teen pregnancy in disadvantaged communities. Is it because these kids don't see a future worth protecting? Or because they haven't been taught to prioritize long-term goals?
The conversations might be uncomfortable, but they're necessary if we want to break cycles that have damaged generations. Share your thoughts, experiences, or insights by leaving a comment or sending me a message—I genuinely want to hear your perspective on this complex issue.
Click here to send me a message! There's no way for me to respond unless you give me your contact info, but I will absolutely read it and may even feature it in the next episode!