Re: Question for Sprite and MV
Submitted by GCFboi on December 17 2000 23:13:08
In reply to Question for Sprite and MV submitted by asb on December 17 2000 22:41:51
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I know that you didn't write this to me, but I want to tell you one thing. And I want to see how mvanhouten and Sprite will respond. Here goes: >>How do you know when a child is ready to have sex with you? MY answer is: you either ask them, flat out, or else you forget about it. You either just ASK THEM, without beating around the bush, or you just don't even think about doing it. Now, if a child is too young to know what sex is, then he/she is too young to have sex. If a child has not been taught about sex, then that child is too young to have sex. If a child does not know what the word "sex" means, then that child should never have sex with an adult. If you cannot look a child in the face, and ask them, "Do you want to have sex with me?" and know that they are not going to be hurt by that question, and that it would be OK if the child's PARENTS knew that you were going to ask them that, then you should not have sex with them. Well, that really restricts things doesn't it? Yes, that is why I still think that although pedophilic relationships might be theoretically possible, in the real world, they are just not practical most of the time. The youngest boyfriend that I ever had was 17. You know what, when our relationship got to the point of intimacy, I said these exact words to him: "I find you very attractive. I think you are really cool, and I feel like I love you. Would you like to go someplace private so we can be together?" Now, a 17yo knows what that means. But the point is, I ASKED HIM DIRECTLY. There is no need for all this "What's your sign" crap. Pick-up lines are a sign of insecurity. If you can't look someone in the face and tell them that you are attracted to them, then you shouldn't tell them at all, and you shouldn't do it. (BTW, my 17yo boyf's MOTHER *knew* that we were having sex, and she approved of it herself). |
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