Kiinnitäkää huomiota miehen heittämään sanaan

"Oot vastuussa omista tunteistasi ja nautinnostasi", sillä just tota ilmaisua käyttää vankipsykiatrien mukaan seksuaalirikolliset. Lisään tekoälyn kokoaman tiivisteen piirteistä joihin tulee kiinnittää myöskin huomiota.

"Sex offenders are a diverse group of individuals, and while there is no single profile that fits all, research has identified several common characteristics among them. Here are some key traits often associated with sex offenders:

Depression or Low Self-Esteem: Many sex offenders experience feelings of depression or have low self-esteem, which can contribute to their behavior.

Social Isolation and Poor Social Skills: Struggling with loneliness, social anxiety, or poor social skills can make it difficult for them to form healthy relationships, potentially leading to inappropriate sexual behavior.

Feelings of Powerlessness: Some sex offenders may feel powerless in other areas of their life, which can manifest in controlling or abusive sexual behavior.

Empathy Deficits: A lack of empathy can make it easier for them to disregard the impact of their actions on their victims.

Cognitive Distortions: These include justifications and myths that can disinhibit an individual, making deviant sexual behavior seem acceptable or appropriate.

Problems with Intimacy: Difficulties in establishing and maintaining intimate relationships can contribute to sexual offending behavior. (Eivät halua tuottaa nautintoa)

Impulsivity and Self-Regulation Difficulties: Issues with impulse control and self-regulation can lead to acting out sexually.

Substance Abuse: Alcoholism or drug abuse can exacerbate other issues and lead to sexual offenses.

Antisocial Personality Disorder or Psychopathy: These conditions can contribute to a lack of empathy and a disregard for societal norms.

Deviant Sexual Interests: Some sex offenders have sexual interests that are outside the realm of healthy or appropriate sexual behavior, such as engaging in sexual contact with young children or adolescents."