I did say I only read the storys.
I have no intention in acting it out, with a partner that shares my fanticys or other wise.
"Homy dont go there".
I love living in an enlightened country
Where the age of consent is 14.
Not that I will be fucking any 14 year olds anytime soon... or ever.
A virtual instucted spanking
is better than nothing (poor me).
Thanks for your reply (sigh, I was close to deleting the pictures feeling a little left, even here on BDSM Library. )
Thank you, Passenger (feeling not so "strange" anymore
Your thankful Hihi
Pre-Teen Sex: A Guideline
I almost forgot. In my worldly travels I've heard one consistent comment about pre-teen sex:
If there's hair on the mound, Play Ball!
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Originally posted by everwilling
I almost forgot. In my worldly travels I've heard one consistent comment about pre-teen sex:
If there's hair on the mound, Play Ball!
Everwilling,
I had hair on my mound at 10 my older sister at 9. We both could have had children at that time, but we certainly weren't ready mentally. I didn't even know about intercourse until I was 11. Many Latin women mature sexually quite early but are much more naive than their anglo sisters about sex. You can toss the hair on the mound as a guide out the window.
Boy that is a stretch (pun intended)
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Originally posted by redEva
Not so long ago I had a conversation with a gentleman on these topics and, with all due respect Mobius, I have to agree for the most part with everwilling.
The limits and borders that our society has set up, do have some validity if we are discussing the psychological development of a child’s mind. But at the same time how can you justify the relaxed manner and acceptance of our North American society towards daily occurrence of minors (11-13 year old) having oral sex in school busses and empty classrooms and at the same time label the consensual sex between 16 and 21 year old a Statutory rape? I am not totally convinced that sex with toddlers or anything under 10 would be OK. I believe that human being needs time of “innocence” to be able to develop properly.
But why would you condemn society that “helps” development (body modification) by not so natural means while you have anorexic and bulimic pre-teenage girls in your neighborhood. You have to realize that just as it is normal to pierce ears on few-months-old girl here, it could be normal to pierce outer labial lips and start stretching them as soon as girl starts walking.
It is time/age and society that dictates what is acceptable.
I dont think it is normal to pierce babys ear's. I dont think it is right to eroticis any thing about a baby/ child /pre teen in any way.
Now even though I dont like it. I have to admit that yes it is done.
But to compare the relitive inecence of piercing ears to pierceing the outer labial lips of a todiler! Thats wrong, though go to far.
As far as elemantry/Highschool girls paying oral homage on school busses. It is not going to happen on my watch missy.
I drive a short bus that is filled with BD kids strieght out of Juvenail justice. They are about as bad as kids can get.
Sex and minors while it is great suff of fiction it is best left alone.
as they said on inliving color "homie dont go there"
PS just to clarify
Some of my coments may have led to some thinking I am pro sex with minors I am con I am against it.
Fun to read but dont go there
Confusing to say the least
is the North American approach to sex, be it age-of-consent or under-age.
Example: "little miss" beauty pageants in which girls as young as 3 or 4 are paraded around wearing make up, ball gowns, etc. This can be extended to the recent "Junior American Idol" series on television.
Example: The United States is the largest creator of sexually explicit material in the world. It also has very restrictive laws governing sexual behavior and the creation of sexually explicit material.
Example: teen pregnancies in North America are on the rise, yet there is a strong anti-abortion movement, a myriad of roadblocks to access to birth control including a church prohibition.
Example: the return of syphillus as an STD, the growth of AIDS and other diseases, especially among the young.
Example: the "waif" look popularized in advertising
I could go on and on, but that's not the point here. The topic is sex and minors.
redEva is correct: It is time/age and society that dictates what is acceptable.
Our North American society is confused on the issue.
As an adult male, I have little interest in females who I perceive to be children - which is pretty much all females under age 18. The age is arbitrary - it is the perception that counts for me. I am attracted to women, not girls.
As an adult male parent, I find pedophilia reprehensible - I'd like to see such offenders spend six months in general population before the survivors get transferred to segregation.
As a parent, I know that children of all ages experiment with sex. This is normal and natural behaviour, and yet ...
I have had my daughter tell me she thought she was pregnant - and she was under 16 at the time. So this raised a few important questions: (1) does she have the child, either (2) to raise it herself or (3) leave it to her mother and I to raise? (4) How does this affect her future, (5) not to mention day to day life. (6) Does she have an abortion - (7) not to mention what do we feel about it? (8) Does the father have any say in this - he was under 16 too. (9) What about his parents?
And these are just the top-of-mind questions. It is not, no matter what any one says, a simple matter of age-of-consent.
Fortunately, she was not pregnant, so we did not have to pursue some of those avenues. It was a definite wake-up call, however. Yes, she was definitely old enough to have sex, but ... the consequences could have changed her life and the lives of others.
If you ask me (not that any did), until you have faced that kind of situation, you really can't speak about under-age sex.
Sex between children happens. Sex between adults happens. Our society likes to hide its head in the sand, pretending it doesn't, but ...
It is our responsibility as a caring society to ensure that proper sex education takes place, that pregnancy prevention resources are available to care for our children, and to see that our children do not become parents while they are still children.
We have not behaved responsibly, in my opinion.
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It is our responsibility as a caring society to ensure that proper sex education takes place, that pregnancy prevention resources are available to care for our children, and to see that our children do not become parents while they are still children.
We have not behaved responsibly, in my opinion.
Very well stated Fox. Though I may be just a tad bit biased. I agreed with everything you wrote! One has only to look at the examples set by our Northern European brothers and sisters, with lower teen pregnancy rates, lower STD rates and more explicit sexual health education at younger ages, to understand that we in the US can certainly care for our children's health in a more responsible manner.