Wilcox Family BLOG

After installing Randy Peterman’s StatTraq plugin, I’ve been fascinated with the referrers and search terms sections, which show how people are getting to my BLOG. (I’m also surprised by the number of visitors I’ve been getting.) The search terms lists show what people ran a search for before they followed a link from the search to get to the Wilcox Family BLOG.

Here are some of the more interesting combinations of search terms:

• how to build squirrel feeders (I know the answer to this one: Just follow any instructions for building bird feeders!)
• Limited atonement scares me
• “toast gun”
• scnt minister letter blood bible
• is god a mormon?
• boa eats crocodile

I have a lot of searches which are hitting my article on sexual predators, which pleases me, as lack of information and misinformation are critical problems in this area. Sometimes the searches show the misinformation, such as one that came in a few days ago for “60% of molest or abuses charges are false” (which may have been queried by someone who thought that statistic was true, or by someone attempting to refute it). Some of the other searches for this subject have been:

• pedophiles and Jesus
• sexual predators manipulate trick
• Reasons why sexual predators should be stopped
• Grooming Techniques Sex Offenders
• Interactional Assessment
• dr. anna salter child abuse
• I am a situational sex offender
• sexual predators grooming behaviors
• sexual predators what causes them
• if parent molests one child should other children be allowed visitation

If you have a question about sexual predators that I haven’t answered in my article, please let me know. Use the e-mail link at the top right of the page. (I’ll be updating the article with some more information gleaned from Anna Salter’s Transforming Trauma book soon.)

I also get a disturbing number of searches related to Internet pornography, which means people aren’t reading their summaries. One really isn’t going to find anything on my BLOG that would match “exclusive vulva photo” or “preteen sex younger.” Sad.

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