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Published: 02:15 BST, 15 January 2017 | Updated: 09:55 BST, 18 January 2017
Children's teenage years are supposed to be full of learning and laughter but one man has spoken of the unimaginable abuse he received at the hands of the person he trusted most - his mother.
'Hamish' who is now in his 50s, was 12 years old when his childhood innocence was taken away from him by his mum.
The woman who he described as 'mentally unwell' had sex with him one day when he was recovering from sickness.
An Australian man has told the horrifying tale about the sexual abuse he received at the hands of the one person he trusted most in the world - his mother (stock image)
'She had this big bedroom and if we were ever sick or anything like that we'd stay in her bed. One day she just initiated it, she just started touching me and it just went from there,' Hamish told news.com.au .
'She preyed on the fact I was coming into puberty and made me feel important and special.'
Hamish thought he had it all growing up, he lived in a wealthy suburb and went to a private school but all that meant nothing behind closed doors.
He suffered physical and mental abuse that has scarred him for life and was warned to not talk about the sexual abuse saying that he was told that 'people wouldn't understand'.
Hamish said that the abuse only stopped once his mother died when he was 15 but he has carried the scars of those awful three years for a lifetime.
The memories of his traumatic childhood were repressed and Hamish moved on and fell in love and got married in the early 90s.
'Hamish' who is now in his 50s, was 12 years old when his childhood innocence was taken away from him by his mum when she had sex with him (stock image)
Hamish suffered physical and mental abuse that has scarred him for life and was warned to not talk about the sexual abuse (stock image)
Hamish struggled with the abuse and kept it secret from his wife for 20 years until a story surfaced in the news that brought memories flooding back (stock image)
He struggled with the abuse and kept it secret from his wife for 20 years until a story surfaced in the news that brought memories flooding back.
'It's really hard to tell someone you love, "By the way, my mother abused me and I had sex with my mother",' he said.
Unfortunately for Hamish the secret took its toll on his relationship and he and his wife split three years ago after he had an affair.
Hamish wishes he had received some help for the mental scarring and regrets what it did to his relationship
For anyone who may have suffered at the hands of abuse help is available via Mensline 24/7 on 1300 78 99 78 or visit www.mensline.org.au or Lifeline on 131114.
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Let’s be honest. Most parents are horrified at the thought of their child sexting . What parent actually wants their kid to sext ?
It feels like a coercive, emotionally scarring act.  But what if the two teens believe they are “in love?” What if their parents are sexting as well? Do your adult friends sext? How would you look at sexting then? Today in our #Momtastic Series on Sexting we’re looking at sexting from a new angle, a teenager’s personal viewpoint.
“the sending or receiving of sexually explicit or sexually­suggestive images or video via a cell phone.”
Teens are not only sending nude pictures, they are engaging in sexual fantasy via text. Times have changed not just behaviorally for our t(w)eens but developmentally and psychologically.
Let’s draw a framework for our story.
1. Research shows a meaningful number of kids have sent or received a personal communication including nude photos via text (National studies average around 20%).
In the spring of 2010, we surveyed approximately 4,400 randomly-selected students between the ages of 11 and 18 from a large public school district. We found that 12.9% of youth had received a naked or semi-naked image of someone from their school. Moreover, 7.7% admitted that they sent a naked or semi-naked image of themselves to someone else. We also noted that boys and girls were equally as likely to send naked images, while boys were significantly more likely to report receiving them. (Hinduja, & Patchin, 2010).
2. Research shows us that tweens and teens make impulsive decisions and poor choices all the time – (driving, risk behaviors, etc.) – it is part of their development.
3.   Tweens and teens are emerging in their sexual development and it’s often a confusing and bewildering time.
4.   Sexting is a new expression of sexuality – one made possible by technology that was not around even a few years ago.
5.   Kids see sexting as a low risk (no physical involvement) way to express their sexual interest and fantasy life.
Between 10-20% of families in the U.S will face the issue of sexting personally, not just as a statistic. What is a family to do? How can they respond effectively and not create more harm? How should schools respond? After all, the most common setting in which sexting is exposed is in the hallway at the local high school.
I spoke with several teens and adults to get their inside views. Here is one family’s story.
Jessica is a 16 year old honors student at a suburban high school. She lives in a loving family, participates in community service and plans to attend college.
“I sexted with my boyfriend, it just happened, then his mom found out.”
When I was 14, I was dating a guy one year older than me, we were dating for two months, and we started to text each other sexual stuff. Nobody said “Hey let’s do this” it was never pictures it was just texts. Like fantasy. I’ll do this, you’ll do that stuff. He got extremely into it like every day and I got tired of it, but it became our relationship. It was phone sex via text. He’d just fantasize and I’d go along with it. It changed our relationship; it went from being far away to being closer. I guess that’s why we were comfortable with it. I liked him a lot then and we’re still good friends.
“One day his cell phone beeped and his mom read the texts. She freaked out.” She printed them out, and wanted to show them to my parents. His mother’s reaction was worse than the sexting for me. She called me names, she called my parents horrible and she grounded my boyfriend forever. The way it was dealt with was so immature on his mom’s part it ended up scarring him more than me.
I was grounded, my parents took my phone away and I had to earn it all back. I think they did the right thing, I knew I needed to be punished. But they also talked with me about it. I understood why it was wrong and how it could have hurt me worse.
“What I learned, even though he didn’t share our texts, is that if a relationship goes rocky after you have sexted, then a jilted boyfriend or girlfriend can use them for blackmail or revenge. As much as you may trust a person as some point that can go haywire. It’s not a good idea, it’s not safe, and it’s not worth it.”
You may think it makes you cooler with the guy or girl you’re trying to impress, but it’s not worth it at all. There are so many better things that you can be doing or talking about or taking pictures of. Relationships shouldn’t be based on fantasy. If you are stuck in a relationship where someone is expecting things that make you feel uncomfortable, talk to an adult and get help.
Colleen is an accomplished business woman, wife and mother to three children.
“It’s such a different time. When we were young we experimented with sex that was part of development. But today teens have Ipads, webcams and all sorts of technology that allows for so many opportunities and situations teens are not ready to handle.”
In our case, my daughter sexted her boyfriend. I truly believe my daughter and her boyfriend really liked each other. They were respectful to each other. They were best friends. He was also respectful to my husband and me. My husband and I discussed the hazards of sexting with our daughter on many occasions, prior to the event. But, sometimes our teens don’t take our advice and engage in risky behavior.
My daughter and her boyfriend crossed that line, a line I don’t approve of. When I found out what happened, I made a conscious effort to not freak out, I wanted to make sure she knew we were angry but I didn’t want to ruin her sexuality forever. “That is very tricky; we all know how our parent’s behavior toward us has effected how we react as adults now.” I knew what she was doing wasn’t okay, yet I wanted to respond in a way that protected her future sexual development as a woman and wife.
“The way I learned was she called me and told me.” She was worried I would hear from another person. The panic in her voice truly scared me, I have never heard her so upset and scared. She knew she did something wrong and was scared how we were going to react.
“My first reaction was to calm my very panicked child down so she could talk to me.” I had to reassure her over and over that I still loved her, I was angry, but I still loved her. She calmed down and only then could we talk about what to do to resolve the issue. “People don’t die from this. Daddy and I spoke with you several times not to do this sort of thing, but you gotta calm down you made a mistake, we’ll talk it out and work it through.”
The boy’s parents called and wanted to know how we were going to punish our child. We reassured the boy’s mother that we were going to speak with our daughter and deal with the situation based on our family’s values. We would use communication, logical consequences, respect, and understanding. The boy’s mother wanted us to react the same way she did, with anger and severe punishment. To this day, the boy’s mother continues to display her anger toward my daughter and my family. Really, these are teenagers who made a mistake, when is she going to give it up?
Sexting is a complicated social activity borne from advances in technology combined with natural sexual inclinations and curiosity within us all. What have we learned from this Sexting Series at Momtastic? Having spoken with many moms, dads and teens, here are our takeaways:
We have learned a lot from our exploration of Sexting and families, and we continue to learn. Thank you for all your tweets, comments and contributions so far, let’s continue to keep the dialog going.

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