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Grooming normally thought of as the practice of instilling foundation of moral character within a child has become a negatively charged important-sounding or technical sounding buzz word used chiefly to incite fear by anti-pedophile and anti-hebephile extremists, as well as mental health professionals. It is most often used to negatively describe what would | Grooming normally thought of as the practice of instilling foundation of moral character within a child has become a negatively charged important-sounding or technical sounding buzz word used chiefly to incite fear by anti-pedophile and anti-hebephile extremists, as well as mental health professionals. It is most often used to negatively describe what would in different circumstances be traditional dating behavior but it also has become a catchall phrase used to awfulize what otherwise would be deemed typical daily, random, or chance interactions between a [[minor attracted person]] and someone who is legally a minor. | ||
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| n psychobabble, derogatory, buzzword |
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¹ a minor attracted person befriending and establishing an emotional connection with someone legally a minor |
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² any contact between minor attracted person and someone legally a minor |
Grooming normally thought of as the practice of instilling foundation of moral character within a child has become a negatively charged important-sounding or technical sounding buzz word used chiefly to incite fear by anti-pedophile and anti-hebephile extremists, as well as mental health professionals. It is most often used to negatively describe what would in different circumstances be traditional dating behavior but it also has become a catchall phrase used to awfulize what otherwise would be deemed typical daily, random, or chance interactions between a minor attracted person and someone who is legally a minor.
