I did answer your question...
Submitted by J on 2002-11-11 01:52:29, Monday
In reply to Re: Don't feel sorry for me... submitted by Huckleberry on 2002-11-11 00:20:34, Monday
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...obviously you didn't like the answer or you don't know how to read or follow a conversation. Quite frankly, I don't care which it is but here it is again for you anyway... You provided the following imaginary scenario and question: Imagine the following situation: A man having a sexual relation with a boy for years - the day will come when the man is not interested in having sex anymore, because he is pedosexual and you all know what that means: being attracted only to children. That does NOT mean that he can't LOVE that boy anymore. Now if you're saying that love and sex relate to each other - why does the man not continue the relationship with a sexual component? To which I responded: Your assumptions about pedosexual love are wrong and oh so typical. Why don't you cut the imaginary scenarios and deal with some real life situations? There are plenty of real life scenarios out there if you would bother to research them on pro-pedophile websites (God forbid you go to one of those) where the sex continues on well past puberty because the 'pedosexual' is able to adapt to the change - why? Because there is a link between love and sex that allows this. This is the same scenario aging heterosexual couples encounter when their partners are no longer the ideal twenty-something anymore, it is an irrelevant issue because there is a loving bond that allows the sexual intimacy to continue to be fulfilling and exciting, regardless of the passing of time and aging process. The heterosexual ideal isn't a sixty year old grandmother and the pedosexual ideal isn't a teenage boy - but both can work because there is a history and a love between them. You need to lose your sexual hang-ups and try getting a clue... J Come away, O human child, to the waters of the wild, with a fairy hand in hand, for the world’s more full of weeping than you can understand. |
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