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Obsessive compulsive disorder (view source)
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3. Escalation<br>
3. Escalation<br>
4. Desensibilization<br>
4. Desensibilization<br>
5. Acting-out<br>
5. Acting-out<br>
Prevention also means fighting the demand - and here we face the sad truth that many 'customers' who pay for sex acts are neither poor nor undereducated. However, their education falls short of teaching them that the women apparently available for thier pleasure are hurting and trapped in an evil trade from which there is no easy exit. Pornography is often a factor, being adictive, presenting women as objects, destroying healthy relatoinships and creating the demand for more and more novelty and younger and younger girls. This culture leaves the door wide open for exploitation and crime.<ref name="Hope">{{cite book |title=Europe:Restoring Hope|author=Deborah Meroff|publisher=OM Books|place=Linz, Austria|year=2011|pages=22 |isbn=978-3-941750-06-7|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=1mJhuQAACAAJ}}</ref>
== The methods of treatment ==
== The methods of treatment ==