Sexual abuse refers to any unwanted sexual activity or behavior that occurs without consent. It can involve physical contact, such as touching or assault, or non-physical actions, like coercion or manipulation. Victims can be of any age, gender, or background, and the abuse can happen in various settings, including homes, schools, or workplaces. The impact of sexual abuse can be profound and long-lasting, affecting a person's emotional and psychological well-being. Support services, such as counseling and hotlines, are available to help survivors cope with their experiences and begin the healing process. Organizations like RAINN provide resources and assistance to those in need.