Sexual Abuse And Human Trafficking Of Boys And Men
In this spoken monologue, Dr. John A. King delivers a stark, graphic chronicle of a male victim’s experience of sexual abuse and human trafficking from early childhood through adulthood. He moves through a series of vignettes identified by the victim’s age, describing increasingly brutal and dehumanizing acts—ranging from forced oral activities, insertion of objects, sexual assault by multiple perpetrators, to extreme physical torture. The narrative illustrates how the abuse escalates, how the victim is manipulated by authority figures (parents, scout leaders, traffickers), and how the trauma persists, leaving the survivor in a state of chronic pain, emotional breakdown, and ongoing bodily harm. The piece serves as a raw exposé intended to raise awareness of the hidden prevalence of male sexual victimization, the mechanisms of trafficking, and the long‑term psychological and physical consequences for survivors.
