#agedifference is not a valid excuse for preventing people from having a healthy, stable relationship with each other! Minor-adult relations shouldn't be blocked just because of "childhood innocence" which is really immaturity idealized. Learning comes from experiences!
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#agedifference is not a valid excuse for preventing people from having a healthy, stable relationship with each other!
Exactly! And that is the very reason why people hate pedophilia; because young children can NOT have a “healthy, stable relationship” on a sexual level with anyone!!
It does not matter how much “experience” (yuck) you force upon a sexually immature child, it still wouldn’t make them psychologically or even physically ready!!
You sick fuck!
I was OK with it until he (because you just know it’s a guy, right?) mentioned “minor-adult,” jeez. Lol, I remember getting criticized in various places after mentioning how I had a little online thing going for a while with a woman who was 19 when I was almost 40, but that’s a whole other kettle of fish. She was at least an ADULT, anyway.
“#agedifference is not a valid excuse for preventing people from having a healthy, stable relationship with each other!”
It’s not the DIFFERENCE, and it’s not an EXCUSE.
Yes, “age difference” is a valid excuse to prevent a relationship between a child and an adult you shit stained dumpster-diver.
CHILDREN CANNOT FUCKING CONSENT!!!
Sure it's not, when both parties are already consenting adults, then you can have a healthy sexual relationship. But when one is a child, that's rightly a crime. Especially when that childhood innocence is used against them, by a manipulative adult, who should be flogged.
You forgot a child can’t have a healthy sexual relationship with an adult, due to the lack of maturity in the child and thus the major potential for abuse and manipulation from the adult.
I would add #dunnig-kruger, especially since it seems submissions with only #psycho seems to be now discouraged.
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So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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