Book synopsis
If you find yourself sexually attracted to children and are wondering why that is, whether or not there is something seriously wrong with you, if you should be ‘put away’ or how to handle such an issue without abusing children or ruining your own life then this is the book for you. It has been written to address these very questions for this part of the population (which is larger than one may think) to not only come to face this part of their character head-on but also control it and, potentially, use it for good. You may be interested to know that this book is written by a ‘pedophile’ in his mid-thirties who has had such an attraction since he was just 14, who came to fully admit to it – to himself only – and research it on the net at age 19, who sought professional (and sometimes very expensive) help at age 23, who began to make great progress on taking care of the problem at age 28 (after seeing five different therapists) and who even mustered up the courage to speak to both his wife and parents about it at ages 26 and 27, respectively. They have since come to understand it and have even accepted me for who I am. Now the time has come to spread my knowledge and experience on the subject to those who need it the most so they do not suffer as much as I did. This subject is a very sensitive one and one which is very misunderstood, as the current era of mass hysteria over pedophilia clearly shows. This book aims to help close the gap and help those who have involuntarily been burdened by this unfortunate sexual attraction.
Below is the Table of Contents of this book with a preview of each of its sections featured on the next three web pages entitled Preview (1), Preview (2) and Preview (3).
Table of Contents
1. About this book
2. What should I do if I am sexually attracted to children?
3. Is this a ‘common problem’?
4. Why am I like this?
5. How should I go about my daily life? Should I tell others?
6. What changes I believe should be made
7. The ‘take home package’
