sajal javid May 26, 2005
#217 Posted by hamidm2 on May 30, 2005 2:04:28 pm
hp,
..... i am not surprised by your statistics and i am sure they are tha same for india or pakistan ............. i used to think that mrs hamidm, wo is an er physician, was paranoid when she refused to let our kids have sleep-overs and would not trust even her own brother to look after them for an hour or so .............. i never drive my daughter`s friends home unless my daughter is with us, and unless mrs hamidm is home they cannot come over ............ as adults it is our duty to protect our children and contrary to the popular delusion our ``family values`` do not offer a lot of protection ...........
..... i am not surprised by your statistics and i am sure they are tha same for india or pakistan ............. i used to think that mrs hamidm, wo is an er physician, was paranoid when she refused to let our kids have sleep-overs and would not trust even her own brother to look after them for an hour or so .............. i never drive my daughter`s friends home unless my daughter is with us, and unless mrs hamidm is home they cannot come over ............ as adults it is our duty to protect our children and contrary to the popular delusion our ``family values`` do not offer a lot of protection ...........
#216 Posted by HP on May 30, 2005 1:38:58 pm
hamidm,
``for god`s sake even chickens and farm animals are not safe from a ninteen-twenty year old young man with raging hormones and no hope of finding a human sexual partner !!! ``
Off topic... Normal sexual behaviour in every farming community...
``for god`s sake even chickens and farm animals are not safe from a ninteen-twenty year old young man with raging hormones and no hope of finding a human sexual partner !!! ``
Off topic... Normal sexual behaviour in every farming community...
#215 Posted by hamidm2 on May 30, 2005 1:22:42 pm
save the chickens ..........
...... even though nobody keeps any kind of statistics on anything in pakistan, it is common knowledge that incest, child molestation and pederasty is very common - even more so than in the west ........... the big difference is the trapped whale syndrome - remember a few years ago when a few whales trapped somewhere off the west coast had the whole nation mesmerized for more than a week ? ........ when people are starving to death, or dying of malaria, a few young boys being buggered by maulvis or nieces being raped by mamoons is not big news ............
.......... it should be obvious to anyone whith half a brain that has not been pulverized by swaying back and forth while chanting in arabic, that these diseases have to be more prevalent in societies where the sexes are strictly segregated .............. for god`s sake even chickens and farm animals are not safe from a ninteen-twenty year old young man with raging hormones and no hope of finding a human sexual partner !!!
............. so let`s worry about poultry..............
...... even though nobody keeps any kind of statistics on anything in pakistan, it is common knowledge that incest, child molestation and pederasty is very common - even more so than in the west ........... the big difference is the trapped whale syndrome - remember a few years ago when a few whales trapped somewhere off the west coast had the whole nation mesmerized for more than a week ? ........ when people are starving to death, or dying of malaria, a few young boys being buggered by maulvis or nieces being raped by mamoons is not big news ............
.......... it should be obvious to anyone whith half a brain that has not been pulverized by swaying back and forth while chanting in arabic, that these diseases have to be more prevalent in societies where the sexes are strictly segregated .............. for god`s sake even chickens and farm animals are not safe from a ninteen-twenty year old young man with raging hormones and no hope of finding a human sexual partner !!!
............. so let`s worry about poultry..............
#214 Posted by miriamk on May 30, 2005 1:09:19 pm
Ntsyed Sahib
#213
Aray Ntsyed Sahib you are taking life much too seriously. Please lighten up, take a few chill pills and then we’ll hang out and have a discussion. Your delightful persiflage notwithstanding, I could have said I have a pain in the neck summer class and a huge assignment due tomorrow and so I can’t get into this in a serious way today but I didn’t want to bore everyone with the mundane details of my life. Hence the Shrek comment. Although I do play it with my nephews and am not ashamed to admit it in public.
You know me, this dear sister isn’t abandoning the good fight. I just a have G.P.A to keep up here…grad. school and all…you understand.
#213
Aray Ntsyed Sahib you are taking life much too seriously. Please lighten up, take a few chill pills and then we’ll hang out and have a discussion. Your delightful persiflage notwithstanding, I could have said I have a pain in the neck summer class and a huge assignment due tomorrow and so I can’t get into this in a serious way today but I didn’t want to bore everyone with the mundane details of my life. Hence the Shrek comment. Although I do play it with my nephews and am not ashamed to admit it in public.
You know me, this dear sister isn’t abandoning the good fight. I just a have G.P.A to keep up here…grad. school and all…you understand.
#247 Posted by ntsyed on May 31, 2005 7:18:36 am
Re: # 214 by miriamk
No, my dear sister, I hope you`ll not abandon a good fight.
Life - it`s pretty serious business when one becomes a parent. One too many chill pills can cost the children dearly, as this board has demonstrated.
GPA - my children`s GPA is more neck-breaking for me than my own used to be. So I can relate to your father better than your predicament. Just kidding.
May Allah reward your efforts.
:-)~~
No, my dear sister, I hope you`ll not abandon a good fight.
Life - it`s pretty serious business when one becomes a parent. One too many chill pills can cost the children dearly, as this board has demonstrated.
GPA - my children`s GPA is more neck-breaking for me than my own used to be. So I can relate to your father better than your predicament. Just kidding.
May Allah reward your efforts.
:-)~~
#211 Posted by HP on May 30, 2005 12:34:17 pm
ana,
You are right. My fault! I meant NOT a pakistani issue alone!
#210 Posted by ana on May 30, 2005 12:29:44 pm
p.s to #208.
incest/child molestation is very much a pakistani issue, it is very much an indian issue, it is very much an american issue, it is very much a worldwide issue. on behalf of the pakistanis on this board who have been molested, or whose pants were being unzipped while being spoken ``sweetly`` to, i would like to make that clear for those who say that this is not a pakistani issue at all -- perhaps the poster meant to say something else?
incest/child molestation is very much a pakistani issue, it is very much an indian issue, it is very much an american issue, it is very much a worldwide issue. on behalf of the pakistanis on this board who have been molested, or whose pants were being unzipped while being spoken ``sweetly`` to, i would like to make that clear for those who say that this is not a pakistani issue at all -- perhaps the poster meant to say something else?
#209 Posted by HP on May 30, 2005 12:26:36 pm
Here is an exchange on a forum with some folks on this issue.
(Apologies if you find some quotes offensive!)
“I`m sure it happens, but I`d be willing to bet a grand it`s a VERY low percentage, and also that most of that is done in the backwoods states where all the family fcks the family and that`s been going on for decades!”
“My ex was from a family that was a pillar of the community (ok...It`s a small, rural community, but NOT a backwoods dump!) Right before we split, after 20 years, she confided that her dad had sex with her from the time that she was about 6. She SAYS that it stopped when she was about 10 but I have strong reasons to believe that it continued even AFTER she and I were married.
She had 4 sisters and ALL 4 of them supposedly had sex with him, too. One of them (the youngest) even had a baby...supposedly by him.
If you knew these people, and DIDN`T know the history, you would never believe that it had happened. My ex was the sweetest, cutest, meekest girl around there! ``
``I was talking with a girl on the internet a couple a nights ago. She says that she had sex with her dad since she was 5....intercourse since 8. She sent me some pics of her.....a real cutey pie. She says that HE instigated it but that she really liked it and would tease him into doing stuff on a regular basis....from the time she was 6.
“As a HS teacher, I use to hear the kids talking about whose dad was doing the daughters. ``
``I really think that it happens a lot more than most of us think....even in areas that are NOT backwoods, Desi.”
“You people who insist on believing that fathers don`t fck daughters don`t know much about this world.``
``I dated a girl once - we were both in our early twenties - who refused to have sex with me. I couldn`t figure out why then one day she told me she would want to let me know that she was having sex with her dad since her mother died when she was 12.
So that explains why her dad was so mean to me. “
”Folks, dads fcking daughters? it happens more often that you`d think.”
There is an underworld out there!
(Apologies if you find some quotes offensive!)
“I`m sure it happens, but I`d be willing to bet a grand it`s a VERY low percentage, and also that most of that is done in the backwoods states where all the family fcks the family and that`s been going on for decades!”
“My ex was from a family that was a pillar of the community (ok...It`s a small, rural community, but NOT a backwoods dump!) Right before we split, after 20 years, she confided that her dad had sex with her from the time that she was about 6. She SAYS that it stopped when she was about 10 but I have strong reasons to believe that it continued even AFTER she and I were married.
She had 4 sisters and ALL 4 of them supposedly had sex with him, too. One of them (the youngest) even had a baby...supposedly by him.
If you knew these people, and DIDN`T know the history, you would never believe that it had happened. My ex was the sweetest, cutest, meekest girl around there! ``
``I was talking with a girl on the internet a couple a nights ago. She says that she had sex with her dad since she was 5....intercourse since 8. She sent me some pics of her.....a real cutey pie. She says that HE instigated it but that she really liked it and would tease him into doing stuff on a regular basis....from the time she was 6.
“As a HS teacher, I use to hear the kids talking about whose dad was doing the daughters. ``
``I really think that it happens a lot more than most of us think....even in areas that are NOT backwoods, Desi.”
“You people who insist on believing that fathers don`t fck daughters don`t know much about this world.``
``I dated a girl once - we were both in our early twenties - who refused to have sex with me. I couldn`t figure out why then one day she told me she would want to let me know that she was having sex with her dad since her mother died when she was 12.
So that explains why her dad was so mean to me. “
”Folks, dads fcking daughters? it happens more often that you`d think.”
There is an underworld out there!
#208 Posted by ana on May 30, 2005 12:14:55 pm
re: chasing tails. . .
to quote from the song ``atomic dog`` : ``. . . for the dog who chases his tail will get dizzy.``
there was a comment made here that i cannot ignore completely. i understand why it was made, but it is left open for interpretation. i will leave it open, except to say that in the many posts we have had here, there have been a variety of people from different backgrounds be they religious or not, indians, pakistanis and the ``hyphenated`` ones. (those who live outside of india and pakistan). and i for one appreciate everyone`s input here, even those we`ve disagreed with. . . sajal disappeared on us at some point, but we`ve all moderated this quite well, and i for one appreciate that the issues this story presented with were more the focus rather than everything else which is usually the focus on other boards. i think my input is done here for now, as i need to focus on exams, but again, it was nice exchanging views with y`all.
--ana
to quote from the song ``atomic dog`` : ``. . . for the dog who chases his tail will get dizzy.``
there was a comment made here that i cannot ignore completely. i understand why it was made, but it is left open for interpretation. i will leave it open, except to say that in the many posts we have had here, there have been a variety of people from different backgrounds be they religious or not, indians, pakistanis and the ``hyphenated`` ones. (those who live outside of india and pakistan). and i for one appreciate everyone`s input here, even those we`ve disagreed with. . . sajal disappeared on us at some point, but we`ve all moderated this quite well, and i for one appreciate that the issues this story presented with were more the focus rather than everything else which is usually the focus on other boards. i think my input is done here for now, as i need to focus on exams, but again, it was nice exchanging views with y`all.
--ana
#207 Posted by temporal on May 30, 2005 12:07:50 pm
Raw Dust:
ab aap bura maan rahay ho...
i think collectively we are inching forward...viz HP`s latest discovery....and various posts by ana, miriam and others...
this is not something anyone can solve in a day or year... what we can hope is to provide help, motivation, focus to ourselves and to those who work in the field to provide help, information and post-abusal care and other services to the affected children
ab aap bura maan rahay ho...
i think collectively we are inching forward...viz HP`s latest discovery....and various posts by ana, miriam and others...
this is not something anyone can solve in a day or year... what we can hope is to provide help, motivation, focus to ourselves and to those who work in the field to provide help, information and post-abusal care and other services to the affected children
#206 Posted by HP on May 30, 2005 12:01:41 pm
Here are some stats from the US. It seems that incest is not only Father-Daughter but it could be mother-daughter-son issue also. I find some numbers unbelievable. If we go by these numbers, women are just being molested left and right in this country.
http://www.icasa.org/statsFacts.asp?parentid=531
17% of women reported at least one unwanted sexual contact (narrowly defined) by a relative before the age of 16. This suggests that approximately 1 in 6 girls have been sexually abused by a relative in childhood.
34% of women reported at least one unwanted sexual contact by a nonrelative before age 16, suggesting that 1 in 3 girls is sexually abused by a nonrelative in childhood.
In total, 42% of women reported at least one experience of incestuous and/or extrafamilial sexual abuse before age 16. 27% were sexually abused before
age 8.
If a broader definition is used, including unwanted kisses, nongenital sexual touching, or noncontact experiences such as having someone masturbate in front of them, 53.8% of women reported an unwanted sexual experience before age 16.
4.5% of women report an incestuous experience with a father or stepfather before the age of 18. Girls with stepfathers are seven times more likely to be sexually abused than other girls. Of girls with biological fathers, 2.3% are sexually abused by them. 17% of girls with stepfathers are sexually abused by them.
4.9% of women report an incestuous experience with an uncle before the age of 18.
2% of women report an incestuous experience with a brother.”
42% is very high number and there are people out there that are questioning these numbers. They claim that:
http://www.fmsfonline.org/
``Some of our memories are true, some are a mixture of fact and fantasy, and some are false -- whether those memories seem to be continuous or seem to be recalled after a time of being forgotten or not thought about.
Then how can we know if our memories are true? The professional organizations agree: the only way to distinguish between true and false memories is by external corroboration.
What could cause a person to believe sincerely in something that never happened? We have posted on this site both scientific views, derived from suggestibility and influence studies, and insights provided by retractors -- individuals who once accepted as true certain memories that they now believe to have been false.
Does it matter if someone has a false belief about the past? Most of the time it doesn`t. Sometimes, however, false beliefs cause great harm, not only to the people who hold them, but also to others. This site provides information about how some false beliefs about memory have seriously harmed the believers, their families and other innocent individuals.``
One Professor Elizabeth Loftus ( http://faculty.washington.edu/eloftus/) has some interesting articles on the issue of false memories.
#205 Posted by amrita on May 30, 2005 11:58:47 am
Ana - not at all, I`m flattered... :)
Urstruly - first of all, welcome to Hinduism... secondly, while those words have been around throughout this discussion, I get the feeling you have quite different definitions than the ones the rest of us [with a couple of exceptions] are using. Re: the points raised by you, they have been addressed before and repeatedly by various interactors.
HP - thanks for the figures. More later...
Urstruly - first of all, welcome to Hinduism... secondly, while those words have been around throughout this discussion, I get the feeling you have quite different definitions than the ones the rest of us [with a couple of exceptions] are using. Re: the points raised by you, they have been addressed before and repeatedly by various interactors.
HP - thanks for the figures. More later...
#204 Posted by Raw_Dust on May 30, 2005 11:51:00 am
temporal:
Riiiight, he is Irrelevant to this `Debate`.
So, where is the Disagreement exactly in this debate and what you guys are trying to prove for last 200 posts? that Incest is something Bad?
carry on.
Riiiight, he is Irrelevant to this `Debate`.
So, where is the Disagreement exactly in this debate and what you guys are trying to prove for last 200 posts? that Incest is something Bad?
carry on.
#203 Posted by temporal on May 30, 2005 11:49:54 am
one more thing
urstruly is grinning
* he thinks all of us are chasing our tails
we are grinning
* we think he is chasing his tail
urstruly is grinning
* he thinks all of us are chasing our tails
we are grinning
* we think he is chasing his tail
#202 Posted by temporal on May 30, 2005 11:46:32 am
Rawdust:
yaar bura na mano tO drop this sir-wir bit
now
true nt brought religion...i have argued earlier ...and as others have reciprocated...he is irrelevant to this debate...
if you want to beat his religion over his head...do so on another board...because it is diversionary and counter productive ...so i feel..baaqi aap ki marzi
t
yaar bura na mano tO drop this sir-wir bit
now
true nt brought religion...i have argued earlier ...and as others have reciprocated...he is irrelevant to this debate...
if you want to beat his religion over his head...do so on another board...because it is diversionary and counter productive ...so i feel..baaqi aap ki marzi
t
#201 Posted by ana on May 30, 2005 11:40:02 am
miriam:
more power to yours as well. . . and the expanding of your world. :)
best,
--ana
more power to yours as well. . . and the expanding of your world. :)
best,
--ana
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