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Re: Age of Consent Laws Children/Youth'n History

Posted by Harlan on 2024-May-23 13:38:02, Thursday
In reply to Age of Consent Laws Children/Youth'n History[link] posted by Manstuprator on 2024-May-23 09:33:46, Thursday

The main historical contradiction is that in the more undeveloped and dangerous past the age of consent was lower than in the developed and safe present. It’s as if human nature has not been developing all this time, but has been degrading to such an extent that the sight of an adult penis can cause psyche trauma. But that's not true. Puberty not only remained the same, it, on the contrary, accelerated and despite this, societies do not use modern benefits and achievements for natural and safe development of youth; on the contrary, they went against nature by infantilizing and desexualizing young people. Natural youth sexuality is the only thing whose rapid manifestation is pathologized and considered “untimely”. Society forcibly educates people to be sexually retarded, increasing social tension and moral panic. This is madness. They talk about equality, inclusivity and free love, but only when you are over 18, otherwise youth is toxic to their tolerance.

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