Re: Adult-Child Consent: Please offer your opinions!

I'd rather recommend a topic instead of a reform. How about the perception of sexual harm? Why do people perceive harm in some cases but not in others? Perception varies by gender of participants, age of participants, and activity. How is this justified? And how does this compare to nonsexual activities? Is an adult's use of their authority to make a kid do chores around the house more exploitative than offering them a hand-job? Why? And what about the perception of the child's ability to refuse? If a boy is able to say "no" to a peck on the cheek, why are we to understand that they wouldn't be able to say no to something else? Of course, this would mean running tests on the so-called "normies." Might be fun to study their aberrant beliefs for a change.