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Line 337: :The word peadophile is used to purely mean child sex offender in common language but i couldn't find anything that said that. It was as if it didn't exist I am off to look for child sex ofender page to see if there is anything that says anything about not clinical definitions or phycopaths/sociopaths. I have read that a lot of peadophiles are phycopaths did not find that here either [[User:Delighted eyes\|Delighted eyes]] 16:40, 30 July 2007 (UTC) :After reviewing the dictionary definitions of pedophile and colloquial I am certain that colloquially is the correct word. Note that ~~all~~a colloquial ~~uses~~usage ~~are~~is not ~~colloquialisms~~necessarily a colloquialism. Also, if someone uses the child sexual abuser definition then they are using the colloquial definition even if that person is a mental health professional, researcher, or other professional, or the usage is used in a scholarly journal or book. --[[User:Gbleem\|Gbleem]] 11:51, 11 August 2007 (UTC) ==the Danish Pedophile Association: who cares?==

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