Sexual Abuse Video Analysis

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Sexual abuse is defined as “any childhood experience that interferes with or had the potential to interfering with a child’s healthy development”(16). According to the video, 1 in 3 girls are sexually abused by the age of 18 as opposed to 1 in 5 boys. More than 1 million of sexually abuse case are reported each year in Florida. 90% of child victims know the offender with half of them being family members. I find it interesting that one of the survivors Roberto was sexually abused, however when the abuse stopped he wanted it to continue benign that it was something he associated with being loved. The video implies that sexual abuse is about power and control and it starts with grooming, which the person manipulates the victim so that they can

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