The liberation that the children are raised with, the ease from adolescence to adulthood, and the social structures between same, and cross-gender relations, all contribute to the overall difference between Samoan culturistic views, and those of our own culture. ... We think that they will fail either from previous experience, or because we never raised our children to become the responsible people that the Samoan children have become. ... Children in Samoa are almost forced into adulthood, though not biologically, through the way they are reared. ... Young adults in our culture are also f...

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Well, because society is so gullible about absorbing the myths from birth to adulthood. ... "In one year 3,187 women reported suffering: 328 rapes (as defined by law), 534 attempted rapes (as defined by law), 837 episodes of sexual coercion (sexual intercourse obtained through the aggressor's continual arguments or pressure), and 2,024 experiences of unwanted sexual contact (fondling, kissing, or petting committed against the woman's will)- (Warshaw, 13). ...

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