Sean Pages Opens Up About How His Young Nephew Was Targetted By An Older Woman

Sean Pages Opens Up About How His Young Nephew Was Targetted By An Older Woman. Society has been blamed a lot about its bias nature of pushing for more topics to be heard and giving others less attention.

Men often have complaints similar to the ones women have, but according to their reasoning they never regarded as victims.

Rapper Sean Pages has become one of a very few male celebrities to confront the topic of molesting young boys. The Blind rapper opened up about how his nephew recently fell victim to what’s been wrongly normalized. An old lady in her 20’s made an advance to the young boy which would’ve been deemed a pedophile act if genders were reversed.

“Had to stop a lady (who is in her 20’s) asking my nephew (who is not even a teen yet) ukuthi when will he be her husband. Where I grew up, ladies that age did funny things to boys his age and it all started with these funny talks. Protect the kids.”

On a survey conducted and published in BioMed Central’s International Journal for Equity in Health, it was revealed that that boys were most frequently assaulted by adult women, followed closely by other schoolchildren.

“This study uncovers endemic sexual abuse of male children that was suspected, but hitherto only poorly documented,” Neil Andersson and Ari Ho-Foster of The Centre for Tropical Disease Research in Johannesburg wrote.

“There is increasing recognition of links between sexual abuse and high-risk attitudes to sexual violence and HIV risk,” the researchers wrote. “Sexually abused children are also more likely to engage in HIV high-risk behaviour,” they add.

The survey carried out in 1 200 schools across the country asked 127 000 boys aged between 10 and 19 if they had ever been sexually abused and, if so, by whom.

IOL further reported in 2008 that, Forty-four percent of the 18-year-olds said they had been forced to have sex in their lives and half reported consensual sex. About a third said they had been abused by males, 41 percent by females and 27 percent said they had been raped by both males and females.