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	'''''"Trust your gut instinct!"''''' is a common [[Often repeated themes in anti-pedophile literature\|trope]] of child-safety [[PSA]]s first associated with self-appointed 1990s CSA prevention experts such as [[Child Lures\|Ken Wooden]], but possibly adopted before their era. It is applied to both children/minors and their adult guardians who are urged to [[Debate Guide: Child abuse industry\|"spot the signs"]].		'''''"Trust your gut instinct!"''''' is a common [[Often repeated themes in anti-pedophile literature\|trope]] of child-safety [[PSA]]s first associated with self-appointed 1990s CSA prevention experts such as [[Child Lures\|Ken Wooden]], but possibly adopted before their era. It is applied to both children/minors and their adult guardians who are urged to [[Debate Guide: Child abuse industry\|"spot the signs"]].

	Newer child safety videos such as those circulated with great success on YouTube by the [[Barbara Sinatra\|Barbara Sinatra]] Children’s Center<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/@fightchildabuse1913 Barbara Sinatra Children's Center Foundation videos]</ref> have discarded the [[Debate Guide: "Stranger danger" or "It could be anyone"\|stranger danger]] message, and often target much older minors. However, the core message of "trusting your gut instincts" still persists in these efforts as it is very useful as a catch-all device. Once primed with such wise words, who would be so "stupid" to have ones instincts confounded by the over-promising uncle, or "creepy" supply teacher?		Newer child safety videos such as those circulated with great success on YouTube by the [[Barbara Sinatra\|Barbara Sinatra]] Children’s Center<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/@fightchildabuse1913 Barbara Sinatra Children's Center Foundation videos]</ref> have discarded the [[Debate Guide: "Stranger danger" or "It could be anyone"\|stranger danger]] message, and often target much older minors. However, the core message of "trusting your gut instincts" still persists in these efforts as it is very useful as a catch-all device. Once primed with such wise words, who would be so "stupid" to have ones instincts confounded by the over-promising uncle, or "creepy" supply teacher?

			At its core, the ''trust your instincts'' trope can be said to conceal aspects of [[Wikipedia:Slut-shaming\|slut-shaming]], in that it implies young people whose instincts are to interact with adults who get close to them, are somehow stupid, or deficient in character.

	==External links==		==External links==

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	Newer child safety videos such as those circulated with great success on YouTube by the [[Barbara Sinatra\|Barbara Sinatra]] Children’s Center<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/@fightchildabuse1913 Barbara Sinatra Children's Center Foundation videos]</ref> have discarded the [[Debate Guide: "Stranger danger" or "It could be anyone"\|stranger danger]] message, and often target much older minors. However, the core message of "trusting your gut instincts" still persists in these efforts as it is very useful as a catch-all device. Once primed with such wise words, who would be so "stupid" to have ones instincts confounded by the over-promising uncle, or "creepy" supply teacher?		Newer child safety videos such as those circulated with great success on YouTube by the [[Barbara Sinatra\|Barbara Sinatra]] Children’s Center<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/@fightchildabuse1913 Barbara Sinatra Children's Center Foundation videos]</ref> have discarded the [[Debate Guide: "Stranger danger" or "It could be anyone"\|stranger danger]] message, and often target much older minors. However, the core message of "trusting your gut instincts" still persists in these efforts as it is very useful as a catch-all device. Once primed with such wise words, who would be so "stupid" to have ones instincts confounded by the over-promising uncle, or "creepy" supply teacher?

			==External links==

			*[https://fstube.net/c/psa/videos PSA Archive]

	==References==		==References==

	[[Category:Official Encyclopedia]][[Category:Child Advocacy]][[Category:Hysteria]][[Category:TV & Media]][[Category:Terminology]][[Category:Terminology: Charity, NGO & "Professional"]]		[[Category:Official Encyclopedia]][[Category:Child Advocacy]][[Category:Hysteria]][[Category:TV & Media]][[Category:Terminology]][[Category:Terminology: Charity, NGO & "Professional"]]

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	Newer child safety videos such as those circulated with great success on YouTube by the [[Barbara Sinatra\|Barbara Sinatra]] Children’s Center<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/@fightchildabuse1913 Barbara Sinatra Children's Center Foundation videos]</ref> have discarded the [[Debate Guide: "Stranger danger" or "It could be anyone"\|stranger danger]] message, and often target much older minors. However, the core message of "trusting your gut instincts" still persists in these efforts as it is very useful as a catch-all device. Once primed with such wise words, who would be so "stupid" to have ones instincts confounded by the over-promising uncle, or "creepy" supply teacher?		Newer child safety videos such as those circulated with great success on YouTube by the [[Barbara Sinatra\|Barbara Sinatra]] Children’s Center<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/@fightchildabuse1913 Barbara Sinatra Children's Center Foundation videos]</ref> have discarded the [[Debate Guide: "Stranger danger" or "It could be anyone"\|stranger danger]] message, and often target much older minors. However, the core message of "trusting your gut instincts" still persists in these efforts as it is very useful as a catch-all device. Once primed with such wise words, who would be so "stupid" to have ones instincts confounded by the over-promising uncle, or "creepy" supply teacher?

			==References==

	[[Category:Official Encyclopedia]][[Category:Child Advocacy]][[Category:Hysteria]][[Category:TV & Media]][[Category:Terminology]][[Category:Terminology: Charity, NGO & "Professional"]]		[[Category:Official Encyclopedia]][[Category:Child Advocacy]][[Category:Hysteria]][[Category:TV & Media]][[Category:Terminology]][[Category:Terminology: Charity, NGO & "Professional"]]

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'''''"Trust your gut instinct!"''''' is a common [[Often repeated themes in anti-pedophile literature|trope]] of child-safety [[PSA]]s first associated with self-appointed 1990s CSA prevention experts such as [[Child Lures|Ken Wooden]], but possibly adopted before their era. It is applied to both children/minors and their adult guardians who are urged to [[Debate Guide: Child abuse industry|"spot the signs"]].

Newer child safety videos such as those circulated with great success on YouTube by the [[Barbara Sinatra|Barbara Sinatra]] Children’s Center<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/@fightchildabuse1913 Barbara Sinatra Children's Center Foundation videos]</ref> have discarded the [[Debate Guide: "Stranger danger" or "It could be anyone"|stranger danger]] message, and often target much older minors. However, the core message of "trusting your gut instincts" still persists in these efforts as it is very useful as a catch-all device. Once primed with such wise words, who would be so "stupid" to have ones instincts confounded by the over-promising uncle, or "creepy" supply teacher?

[[Category:Official Encyclopedia]][[Category:Child Advocacy]][[Category:Hysteria]][[Category:TV & Media]][[Category:Terminology]][[Category:Terminology: Charity, NGO & "Professional"]]