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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
There's quite a few people out there that report this to be their own experience, but it's more likely that they don't recognize the trauma instead or they use the explanation as a coping mechanism. 

Also, former child sexual abuse victims are more likely to become abusers than the general population, likely because said victims that go on to become abusers don't view what happened to them as wrong or non-consensual. 

I'd call that perspective a victim might have a form of unrecognized trauma tbh, it's just not traumatic in the typical way we think about trauma in relation to negative emotions.

There's scientifically demonstrable psychological harm from engaging in sexual activities at too young of an age, such as lower satisfaction in future relationships and a higher likelihood of being a sexual deviant. But convincing an individual that these problems are either from CSA or developing a pornography addiction from a young age is extremely difficult. Usually explained away with "this is how I've always been, I can't control what makes me sexually aroused". Despite the fact that the deviant behavior is related to said experiences.
gpt
Easier to do all those mental gymnastics than to admit some people process traumatic experiences differently?