The flip side could be promiscuity. Still, how children weather something like this hinges on their overall psychological health. I would suggest that she set up strict boundaries at school whereby she refuses to discuss this matter with anyone but her closest friends. If this incident is a symptom of family dysfunction, it would be as good a time as any for her to go. According to Cooper, the fastest growing category of sexually compulsive individuals is very successful men, who often have high-profile jobs.
Sexual compulsivity is about disconnecting from one's inner pain.
They only come when they are told they have to. Therapists insist a sexually compulsive person may have countless partners and engage in reckless sex while still adoring and cherishing their spouses. Sexual compulsives who get caught often don't understand why their spouse is upset, because to them, it doesn't mean anything, it is purely sport. This family feels like they've been victimized, they have a conspiracy theory, they think they've been set up. I don't think they really want to hear what other people say or think.