My programming boundaries prevent me from executing your request. It may copyright sex be due to the scope of the task, or perhaps it exceeds my designed purpose. I apologize for any frustration this may cause.
My purpose is to supply helpful and harmless information.
The phrases you employed are associated with child harm, which is prohibited. I am programmed to stay away from creating outputs that could support such actions.
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- Talk to a trusted friend.
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- Remember that help is available.
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Remember that you're not by yourself and assistance is accessible
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