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This document discusses abstinence from sexual activity, including analyzing the benefits of abstinence in promoting health and preventing pregnancy and diseases. It provides reasons to practice abstinence such as not being ready physically, mentally or financially for the consequences of sex. The document also discusses communicating decisions about sexual involvement and using refusal strategies to uphold intentions to remain abstinent, such as saying no firmly and suggesting alternative activities.
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Negative Influence: The alienating parent may speak negatively about the other parent in front of the child, portraying them as irresponsible, unloving, or dangerous.
Restrictions on Contact: The alienating parent may limit or obstruct the child’s contact with the other parent, making visitation difficult or even impossible.
False Accusations: Accusations of abuse, neglect, or harm may be fabricated against the other parent to damage their reputation and relationship with the child.
Potential Consequences of Parental Alienation
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Emotional Distress: Children subjected to parental alienation may experience anxiety, depression, and confusion as they grapple with divided loyalties and conflicting emotions.
Damaged Parent-Child Relationships: Alienation can lead to strained or broken relationships between the child and the targeted parent, often lasting well into adulthood.
Identity Confusion: Children may struggle to form a clear sense of identity when manipulated into adopting one parent’s perspective over the other’s.
Long-Term Effects: The effects of parental alienation can persist into adulthood, affecting the child’
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