This essay intends to show the issue of some questions about infant sexual abuse. Duly supported by the psychoanalytic theory shall seek to clarify it historically with close dialogue, in some parts of the essay, with the anthropology theory. We focused studies taking into consideration that person who has suffered from sexual abuse can rebuilt himself out of being merely a victim of the sexuality. Such phenomena is always wrapped in a wall of silence, that steals the word from children and teenagers, keeping them in a - state of siege - . Some clinical reports have been inserted in order to make immediate reference to this hard issue, to allow all interested parties a better understanding in connection with the childhood sexual abuse phenomena. Our work is about the silence in it s multiple meanings in order to scape the victim s role. To achieve that purpose we have recoursed to the resilience concept and went through the relations in myth, taboo and common law, trying to investigate and understand all the details about the infant sexual abuse.