These are difficult and upsetting to read.
I tried the first two.
They mostly seem to have to do with cases of ongoing, recurrent child sexual abuse.
I am aware that children masturbate, that it is normal for them to do so; I have read that even young children, children who have not yet gone through puberty, can experience orgasm, in some cases.
Is it not possible that the children referred to in your links simply did not realize that what was happening to them at the hands of their caregivers or whomever was repeatedly sexually molesting them was
wrong?
I mean... it seems likely this abuse involved sexual stimulation that stopped short of actual penetration, at least at first.
Perhaps it felt good to the children, and they didn't realize at the time that it was wrong.
:shrug:
I don't know, it's such an upsetting topic.
Do any of your other links have to do with rape? I mean,
rape-rape, as in an adult forcibly having sex with another adult against her will?
Because that situation is where I questioned whether victims sometimes have orgasms during the actual attack. It just seems so strange.
I had, in fact, been aware that people who were sexually abused as children by people they trusted sometimes feel guilty in adulthood, because they found the abuse in some ways physically pleasurable.
I had read that.
Since I have no firsthand experience in this matter, I will defer to those who do.
I was just taken aback, a little, by this assertion that rape victims experience pleasure and have orgasms during rape.
It is not something I had ever considered. It's something I'm finding difficult to assimilate.
