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Posted by Questioner on 2017-March-16 12:23:26, Thursday
In reply to More common for boys not to see it as molestation? posted by Lysander on 2017-March-16 07:35:12, Thursday

That same man tried to kiss me and wouldn't take no for an answer


In your example you are absolutely describing molestation. You said "no". Anyone who claims to be a "BoyLover" would have stopped immediately.

We don't know from the information given if your friend was being molested or not ... with the way the man approached you, I would venture a guess that your friend really had no choice in the matter.


But the real problem is this ...

There are so many cases of absolute loving, caring physical and emotional relationships between men and boys. Everyone is happy, everything is good.

Then society comes along and says "Oh how horrible! That man molested you in your youth."


C'mon ... yes, that is a legal definition of molestation ... but was it really?

Why suddenly did it become molestation after years of listening to society say it was?


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