~Marilyn on how boys in India's masseur industry find a "way out"
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Or to learn from your experience as a victim and allow God to work through you to help others.
Absolutely agreed -- Marilyn and I would probably both agree with that as the preferable route to reintegration. We daily combat the forces that lure youth into a mindset of perpetration in order to most immediately overcome their current demise.
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