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 No.22877

(shes cute, but I can't post a pic using Tor)

> Eight-year-old girl lands shop assistant 'job' tidying the shelves at Aldi after impressing manager with her enthusiastic application letter

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3087725/Eight-year-old-girl-lands-shop-assistant-job-tidying-shelves-Aldi-impressing-manager-enthusiastic-application-letter.html

 No.22883

Not as cute as I had imagined just reading the story but yeah pretty nice looking

Wonder how child labor laws apply

Also wonder if I could hire her to model for me. Im sure Id easily pay her more than tidying shelves

Hell maybe i will pay her to tidy my room. leave cp around and used condoms and jizz boxers. have her get curious then make my move


 No.22888

>>22883

>Wonder how child labor laws apply

If you could control your pedoboner for a few seconds, you could have read the article and seen that 'job' was in quotes. They gave her sweets since they thought her letter about applying for a job was cute and she's always straightening the shelves like the aspie she is. They didn't actually hire her.

>Hell maybe i will pay her to tidy my room. leave cp around and used condoms and jizz boxers. have her get curious then make my move

Oh, you. I don't even know if these over-the-top comments are real. They've become a lot more common in the last month or so. I suspect an anti baiting for screenshot fodder, but whatever.


 No.23251

She is cute!


 No.23252

>>22888

>not taking me seriously

I can assure you, my good Sir, that when it comes to seducing little girls I am of 100% serious


 No.23300

>>22883

You should strive to preserve a little girl's purity instead of encouraging sex.


 No.23319

>>23300

> a little girl's purity

https://hitomi.la/galleries/4522.html

> "Pure Girl"


 No.23328

>>22877

Little girls with ASD are just the greatest

I know a 10 year old girl with autism and I absolutely love her.

She's very fond of me too which is great


 No.23330

>>23328

On behalf of all at /younglove/

PLEASE start a relationship with her, rub her in all the right places, ejaculate your seed deep onside her as the Lord intended and share your adventures with us when possible

Remember to take pics of that autist pussy for us


 No.23331

>>23330

fucking epic post xd


 No.23332

>>23328

As someone who was a little girl with ASD, I just wanna say be careful. I don't know how much it had to do with ASD or how similar she is to me, but I had NO problem making up stories that got others in trouble.

I discovered my sexuality entirely on my own, but because the whole world was telling me it wasn't normal, it made me very anxious and I stopped at nothing to blame it on others so I wouldn't be seen as weird in ANOTHER way. You know?


 No.23333

>>23332

no clue what the fucking you posted or was it meant


 No.23340

>>23330

I don't intend to try to have sex with her (although I would like that very much) but, I would love to be in a romantic relationship with her

Also, I don't intend to share pics but, I might share stories if we ever hit it off

>>23332

>so I wouldn't be seen as weird in ANOTHER way. You know?

I know what you mean, I was diagnosed wish aspergers as a child so I know what it's like to not want others to view you as any more different than they already do.

One thing that I really grew to dislike was having a TSS, at younger ages I didn't really mind it but as I got older it just started to make me feel more alienated from everyone else

I'm not sure how much I have to worry about her making up stories since we're rarely alone, she has done stuff like smack my ass, feel around my crotch area, try to kiss me, and pet my head all in front of her parents (the crotch thing I'm pretty sure she was just checking my pockets, although her hands were around the zipper area a bit, but her mom was pretty sure she was just trying to grab at me so she told her to stop).

It's probably best that I'm not alone with her too much, cause I'm not sure I'd try to stop her if she did start getting too touchy feely

Also, I'd like to hear some of your experiences as a young girl with ASD if you wouldn't mind

>>23333

What a waste of quads


 No.23377

>>23340

>but her mom was pretty sure she was just trying to grab at me so she told her to stop

I think she's probably right. Sounds like the touchy-feeliness I always pushed on boys at school from like 10 to 15 in one way or another.

>Also, I'd like to hear some of your experiences as a young girl with ASD if you wouldn't mind

If you mean my lying:

1. When I was 7, I tried to give a cousin a blowjob and said he was trying to teach me. To be fair I didn't know that would be seen as bad yet, but with the rest of this stuff I did.

2. Started "flirting" online around 9 and sending pictures at 11. When my dad found some pictures on my computer and cut me off from the internet, I told him I learned it from stuff I found on his. A lie, but he must've had something because he let me back on as long as I only chatted and didn't say anything to mom. Of course I kept sending pictures.

3. This one's pretty silly, but in high school I convinced everyone I was English because the accent helped me talk comfortably.

4. Also in high school I made up boyfriends to see if the boys interested in me would seem jealous.

5. ALSO in high school I put a video of a boyfriend and me on Xtube. His sister found it and told my parents, and I said it was all him. I begged them out of going to the police, but they wouldn't let us near each other again.

There was tons of smaller stuff between those, but at least that was the last time. I feel sick if I even try to lie anymore.


 No.23378

>>23377

>If you mean my lying

Any story is good, I just want to hear about life through the eyes of a girl with autism.

The stories you've provided though do make me feel that I should be more careful when we're alone and not let things get out of hand. I've never known her to make up stuff, but I've only known her for 2 years and I don't get as much time as if like to to get to know her. She's a very beautiful girl


 No.23400


 No.23445

>>23378

>Any story is good, I just want to hear about life through the eyes of a girl with autism.

Oh, well, my diagnosis was Asperger syndrome, and I think, for the most part, that it seems like it was easier for me than the male aspies I've met.

Growing up it just seemed like I got along better with boys. With more boys than girls having the interests I did (computers, video games, space, etc), I think most kids saw me as a tomboy. Boys kinda liked that, girls really didn't, and I developed bullies who were all girls. I didn't care about being seen that way until puberty encouraged me to style myself differently, but not much else changed. I was still a nerd, and guys still seemed to like the more "boyish" aspects.

It's always been hard to make friends—I basically have one friend at a time and get overwhelmed when I try to work more in. Grades 7-10 were the worst because I suddenly wanted so much attention and was quickly overwhelmed when I got it.

Some forms of communication are a lot rougher than others for reasons I don't really understand. E-mails are easy. Chatting is not. In-person meetings are OK. Phone calls are hell.

Not sure what else to say…

>The stories you've provided though do make me feel that I should be more careful when we're alone and not let things get out of hand.

Again, I don't know if it has anything to do with ASD. I haven't met others who did the same things. You said you were diagnosed yourself, and it seems like you probably didn't. I just wanted to throw it out there because what you described brought it to mind.




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