Edited sentence: "  Draucker had previously argued that sexual abuse against both boys and girls had similar effects, and that "initiation" was part of the myth that males are always the initiators of sex and cannot be abused.(2002); see Rind et al.(The mean age for first or only experience of abuse was 11, with a standard deviation of 3.)  In contrast to men who reported nonconsensual child sexual abuse, men who reported their child sexual abuse as consensual did not show significantly more psychological problems than the control group.A meta-analysis of 15 studies using college students by Rind et al.A study of 4239 gay or bisexual men found that as children, many had sexual fantasies of adults, and of those who had experienced a sexual encounter with an adult in their childhoods, 69% regarded it as positive.Adrian Coxell examined the effects of child sexual abuse in a sample of 2474 men in Great Britain and found that of those who had a sexual encounter prior to the age of 16, over half reported their experiences as consensual.Bruce Rind asserts that the normal perception on child sexual abuse is based on an incest model where father-daughter incest serves as a model for child sexual abuse cases.He says that this view may not provide an accurate model for the effects of consensual experiences.Several studies have indicated that some children regard their sexual abuse positively.The editors who published the critique of the Rind et al.The methodology of this study has been criticized by Dallam et al.Wakefield and Underwager note the difference between CSA experiences of males and females, where more males than females report the experience as positive, saying that "It may be that women perceive such experiences as sexual violation, while men perceive them as sexual initiation.found that boys reacted positively in 37% of the cases, while girls reacted positively in 11% of the cases.study argued that it had little merit but published it anyway to keep the debate inside the scientific community