What I would inquire about is his reply that he had learned about this behavior via television. How could that have happened, if indeed what he is saying is true? You are doing the right thing by clearly setting limits on such behavior, and he likely does not need to see anyone about it. But I wouldn't let it drop, either. More discussion about the circumstances would be sensible, so that you can learn how this came about, where and when it has occurred, what does he think about it, etc. It's OK if he regards the behavior as wrong, because it is. He should not be shamed about it, but also you should express no tolerance for it. Otherwise, he'll be confused. While you are talking with your son about the importance of not touching other people inapproapriately and not allowing himself to be touched, at the same time you can talk about how
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