Intimate Partners Who Were Sexually Abused in Childhood

Childhood sexual abuse often results in BPD, DID (mainly OSDD) in adulthood.

Victims of sexual abuse in childhood dread and sexualize intimacy and being loved because they misidentify and conflate those with pain and boundary wrecking abuse.

Sex becomes an anxiety reaction or stress response.

The strategies used by these children, starting in adolescence involve: self-objectification, absenting oneself from sex and intimacy via dissociation (most notably derealization, depersonalization, and amnesia), and self-punitive choices intended to restore the good object (by penalizing and subduing the bad one).

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