[ SECRET POST #4318 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4318 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

NAYRT - I don't even disagree with you, but it would definitely bolster your argument if you could choose a couple of books where the underage sex isn't obviously framed by the authors as being hella fucked up. I mean, since you're a librarian with lots of examples to choose from and all.

[(Anonymous)]

Ayrt
It's not even anywhere close to "obviously framed by the authors as being hella fucked up" in It though...
But since you asked: Google pedophilia in Piers Anthony books. Also Game of Thrones.

[(Anonymous)]

That was supposed to say Nayrt up there.

[(Anonymous)]

...most people didn't read the Giant Turtle-endorsed middle school orgy to defeat an alien spider-clown and think "relationship goals."

Yours is a special kink.

[(Anonymous)]

steven king even admits these days that he wished he hadn't written it

[(Anonymous)]

No he doesn’t. He’s upset about the controversy around it but he still maintains it was a necessary part of the story. He stands by his decision to write a bunch of 12 year olds running train on the sole girl of the group and doesn’t get why people are up in arms by that and not the multitude of other shit he wrote.

[(Anonymous)]

LOL, you're giving him way too much credit, he pulled the old 'whhhhy are people so upset about sex, not violence?' bit. (That and him calling Dylan Farrow's allegation 'bitchy' doesn't speak highly for him.)

[(Anonymous)]

You are aware that there's a difference/a lot of space between "relationship goals omg hawt" and "obviously framed by the authors as being hella fucked up", yes? Because while not the former, it definitely also wasn't the latter the way it was written.

[(Anonymous)]

I've never read IT. I did, however, leave that movie shipping the entire crew of kids. If I'm going to hell for that, so be it.

[philstar22]

I can't speak to It as I haven't read it. But Lolita is clearly meant to be portraying something very bad. The unreliable narrator trope is so clearly at play. It is pretty clear that by the end you are supposed to hate Humfrey and that as much as he tries to blame everyone but himself, he is a terrible person who has ruined a young girl's life.

[(Anonymous)]

Lolita, yes. IT? No.

[(Anonymous)]

And that's why the book and movies have never been banned or claimed to have endorsed paedophilia! Er, wait...

[(Anonymous)]

'It' absolutely does not frame the underage sex as 'hella fucked up'; King defends it even now, and within the text, it's presented as literally necessary in order to save all the childrens' lives, as well as pleasurable e.g. a fantasy for intended reader, rather than any boner-killing details of what might be a more realistic depiction of a child getting penetrated six times in a row in a sewer of all places (iirc, the girl comes like, three times and at the end reflects on how 'empty' she feels without a dick in her.)

[(Anonymous)]

Except plenty of people have tried, and in some cases succeeded, to get Lolita banned for "endorsing" the underage sex and for making you sympathize with the narrator.