>>2303>you're mid-twenties and either a single child, or the youngest child of a single parent household (mother being the parent).>You do not have an extensive circle of friends, nor laid out plans for your future.You've missed the mark on quite a few of those, but I really don't think all of this profiling is necessary.
>"if we lived in a perfect world where nobody were unkind to each other and there would be no social stigma attached to moral conditioning"Yeah, I don't care too much for perfect world arguments unless they come accompanied with steps on how to get to a perfect world. And currently I have no steps to share.
>In a society where it was accepted for kids to seek out sex, would that be okay?>Maybe.Unfortunately we don't live in such a society so I can't say for certain though I do believe there is a great chance for things to turn out okay in the future once
- Hysteria towards pedophila is reduced.
- Pedophiles are less provoked to act mainly in their self-interest and self-preservation due to the previously mentioned hysteria.
- Enough focus has been placed on determining those risk factors that lead to harm and working to minimise those.
>Except, to put it in terms of an illustration.I don't really like illustrations or analogies. Most arguments I see get derailed into arguments over the validity of the chosen analogy and go on for a while due to the differing sides interpreting the analogy differently. And then it ends up no different than attacking a strawman argument which doesn't get anybody anywhere.
Regardless, I gather you are trying to imply that an adult's needs when it comes to sex are not the same as a child's needs when it comes to sex.
As indicated by your point 1 indicating different desires between the two when it comes to sex
And by your point 2 indicating the adult desiring more sex (or more from sex) than a child.
Where thing "start" to differ is that the adult eating food isn't dependent on the child eating food as you pointed out here
>I could easily eat more of the food I liked, after having eaten with a child, and thus been satisfied.
>then it is way more prone to being coercive, when it comes to sex.And this right here is where I think most pedos make their mistakes. They put their desires before that of the child's.
The plain rapists just don't care to begin with.
The ones that consider themselves ticking time bombs that snap figure well if I'm risking going to jail I might as well go as far as I can. (perhaps if they weren't afraid of jail time they might be more rational, a what if scenario for a later time)
Luckily, there are some, that actually do care about putting the child's desires first. Just as in a two adult relationship where they both consider each others feelings. I think in a adult-child relationship it is even more imperative that the adult be the primary one to consider the child's feelings.
>It's not like I would want to satisfy a partner and then go have the kind of sex that I liked, all by myself.Why not? I find it the compromise that any decent pedo should be willing to make. They should be caring for the happiness of the child over their own sexual gratification. If that is not sufficient then that is an example of sexual incompatibility (much like an adult man having wanting to do anal/fellatio while an adult woman refuses) and that pedo should be looking elsewhere instead of forcing the child to be accepting of it. The same way we teach men rape is bad, pedos (who don't know it already) can be taught their selfish-based coercion is bad as well.
>So all in all, no I don't think you can dismiss issues of consent and coercion, just by pulling the "it's society, man"-card.I used to think it was all on society's aversion to the idea of adult-child sexual interactions a long time ago. But as I've grown up (still think I'm in my mid-twenties?) I've been able to see there are problems on both sides that need to be addressed.
The first step is reducing the hysteria towards pedophila which some organisations are working towards by spreading the word that all pedophiles are not "monsters" who would harm a kid. Though a sad implied conditional I notice tied in with that is that it sounds like a concession that pedos have to agree that all sex with children is harmful while any research to the contrary is hushed by pressure in the research community.