[ SECRET POST #3221 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3221 ⌋

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Comments

[herpymcderp]

But.... pedophiles aren't pederasts by definition.

[(Anonymous)]

Excuse me? Where did you get that idea from? A paedophile is sexually attracted to children, a pederast is into sexual relations between "a man and a boy" (OED), the latter is almost always what would be under legal age of consent in modern terms. Massive overlap.

[(Anonymous)]

Chiming in to say that the concepts vary depending on whose work you read, but according to most articles a pederast would be a person who sexually abuses minors wihout implying they are exclusively attracted to them (they are just as likely to abuse other vulnerable victims). While a pedophile is exclusively attracted to children and is, in essence, usually much more immature and therefore capable of a complex level of denial -- ex. believing he can have a "relationship" with a child, kids are able to consent, etc.

[herpymcderp]

Nope. Formal defintions put pederasty as attractions to adolescents/pubescent children and pedophilia as attraction to prepubescent children. There is no overlap.