The one glimmer of hope afforded by your front page story (Way boys treat
girls 'takes leap backward', Jan 6), is that it must surely silence the sex-ed
in schools cabal. Anyone with common sense always knew where that would take us,
but social media have accelerated descent to levels not merely ‘inappropriate’,
to quote Former Secondary Principals’ Association president Patrick Walsh, but
truly deviant.
Studies exist which give grim new evidence of the major reason for parental
negligence, the reason why parents of children sharing porn on social media are
‘not even concerned’. In 2002 the Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry
reported that abortion may negatively affect bonding with subsequent children
and disturb mothering skills. The Elliott Institute says abortion is linked with
poor maternal bonding with later children.
Physiological evidence and clinical experience show the maternal
relationships of women who abort seem at high risk of dysfunction and/or
dissolution. The situation is grave indeed, but like some parents in responding
to their children’s sexual misconduct, it seems we’re too busy to deal with it.
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