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You have an interesting perspective, but I have to disagree. It is neurology that comes into play here. Their brains are simply not as developed as the adult brains and do not have the same capabilities. I am not saying that a boy is completely incapable of consenting to sex with an adult. They certainly understand what it is and their biological processes desire it because of the biological imperative to reproduce. So they could truly want it. That does not mean their decision to pursue it is sound. What I am saying that their brains are *less* capable of making sound decisions, thinking about the future, and understanding consequences that the adults who have more developed brains. Therefore, the larger the age difference, the less equal such a relationship inherently becomes. A 16-year-old is more likely to be capable of truly consenting, while understanding the implications and consequences than a 12-year-old would be. The neural development is scientific fact. BLs should never want to cause harm to the boys the love, but that could be exactly what is happening if they pursue their "mutual" interests. If there is even a chance that the boy could be harmed by the BL pursuing a relationship, shouldn't that relationship be abandoned before it can begin, to be on the safe side of inflicting no harm? |