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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 otherwise be traditional dating behavior | 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 otherwise be traditional dating behavior but also typical daily or 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 otherwise be traditional dating behavior but also typical daily or random or chance interactions between a minor attracted person and someone who is legally a minor.
