Post a response:
|
they reach a certain age (e.g. 7, traditionally considered "the age of reason"). By that age, they're literate, they're able to weigh consequences, they can understand sex, etc. Not that I have anything against having sex with kids who are younger than 7. Who knows, maybe if I'd been given custody of my daughter, I would've ended up messing around with her. After all, it gets boring sitting around the house, so what else is there to do? I mean, I've beaten pretty much every video game I care to play, and there's not much to watch on TV, and I've eaten pretty much everything in the fridge, to the point that I'm full now. So, I might be inclined to look over at my daughter playing and think, what else is left, but to pull the dress over her head, pull down her panties, and begin exploring her sexuality. Or maybe we would just play Barbie together. Who knows. I just wonder whether she would be imaginative enough to keep coming up with different scenarios, adventures, etc. so that it wouldn't become dull. One thing about sex, is that it never gets old. You can ride all the rides at the theme park, so that there's nothing left you haven't tried, but in the crib in the corner of the bedroom, there's a ride that somehow always manages to stay fun. Tragically, now we'll never know what would've happened. It will remain forever a hypothetical. |