/younglove/ - Pedophilia Discussion

>>27458

Girls can sometimes feel romantic love, and you can generally tell from her facial build whether or not she'll be pretty. You're only as pessimistic as you allow yourself to be, whether or not society will accept adult-child relationships depends on how much you'll do to achieve that acceptance.

Girls do crave attention and affection, and even if they don't fully understand what someone might define as love they sure do seem to wanna show it, especially when they're little.

Don't let what other people think get to you. Find some joy in life. Love all people, especially little girls, and forgive the morons who know not what they do.

Basically what >>27463 and >>27474 said, they can feel romantic love at least by what I think it is, and they certainly do love people and think special of them, want affection and alone time for no real reason, etc.

One day it may be accepted, but regardless, who cares.

If you can find yourself a lgf, who cares? No one will/care/notice enough to do something unless you're fugging her.

I do not believe children experience romantic love, only one of its components. They feel love based on the attention given to them. They do not feel sexual attraction (feeling physical pleasure does not equal sexual attraction) and they do not experience the desire to fully give themselves to their partner and live for them, the most significant part of romantic love. Although I'm sure a lot of people here will scream up and down it isn't true, the simple fact is children are designed to live exclusively for themselves, and because of that they can't truly feel romance. I do not believe teens or even many adults really feel romance.

>little girls are incapable of feeling romatic love

how little are you talking about ? 11yr, 7 yr, 4 yr

>>27501

Gonna set the bar at puberty, but this extends to a large amount of adults as well.

Cultural narcissism has inoculated our society against any actual romantic feeling, and replaced it "this person gives you sex+comfort, that means romantic love."

Your interpretation of love probably differs, but mine is quantified as the general sense of wanting to give yourself to the one you love, not to gain their affection, but purely because you desire their happiness in and of itself.

Rather than thinking "I want them to be in my life" romantic feelings would be "I want to be a part of their life."

>>27506

Nonsense. Romantic relationships are entirely give and take. Usually sex in exchange for food and shelter.

>>27537

Don't feel bad, it's not your fault your were raised as a hopeless shitposter.

>>27537

Can't agree with "Usually sex in exchange for food and shelter."

I do agree that romantic relationships have to be give and take though.

>>27549

I didn't say "romantic relationships" I said "romantic love".

Of course romantic relationships are give and take, because they involve two people giving to each other.

All romantic relationships are give and take but not all give and take relationships are romantic. You can give and take sexual favors with a fuck buddy, that doesn't mean you romantically love them.

So sad how every thread about love devolves into a sex discussion.

Anyone who's had lgfs IRL knows right away that sex is the last thing you'd consider, especially if you're getting hugged and kissed so much it doesn't matter, you just don't want to ruin anything or miss out on the constant affection.

A buddy of mine teaches kindergarten and is amazed how all the girls say hello and goodbye with hugs and smiles. True love can be completely innocent. Let the girls lead and you'll feel it too.

>>27458

>little girls are incapable of feeling romantic love

[citation needed]

There are some fairly predictable patterns of brain blood flow and brain activity (detectable on fMRI) that are associated with feelings of romantic love.

I assume for you to make a bold statement like

>little girls are incapable of feeling romantic love

you have the results of a well designed, peer-reviewed study demonstrating that little girls do not experience these patterns of brain activity.

Please include the full citation.

Even if your assertion were true, I'm not sure what practical bearing it would have on…anything. Romantic love is an intoxicating state, and the ancient Greeks weren't far off in considering it a form of madness. Most successful intimate relationships, even if they begin with romantic love, change into something else over time. Intimate relationships can be (and should be) based on much more than the temporary rush of lust, idealization, and passion that characterizes romantic love.

>>27538

>shitposter thinks he can call anyone else a shitposter

It's likely you're fault that you turned out retarded though. I'd ask you to feel bad if you were capable of human emotion.

>>27565

>make a pathetically butthurt post

>thinks it doesnt make you look pathetically butthurt

Yes, you are the shitposter. You can post some more pathetically butthurt shitposts if it makes you feel better,

>>27574

It's like I've rediscovered electricity. Every time this shitbit posts, I can recognise his autistic sentence structure. And every time I call him a retard, he actually fucking responds. Pavlov would be proud of me, if not for the fact that that this wasn't much harder than abusing his dogs.

>>27458

>they will never feel about us the way we feel about them.

>they will never

You don't know that.

>>27458

>little girls are incapable of feeling romantic love. they will never feel about us the way we feel about them.

[citiation needed]