[ SECRET POST #4648 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4648 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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07. [WARNING for discussion of underage sex]

[Stephen King's It]











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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I was thinking just the other day about how we all used to write underage sexy times like it was nothing, no doubt trying to recapture our adolescence after being slammed in the face by the bullshit of adulthood. And how we used to lock that shit down so underage readers couldn't get to it, but they always did. They lied about their age. They begged us to read it. And then they grew up and called us a bunch of sickos.

[(Anonymous)]

this is not a reasonable reaction to my mind

[(Anonymous)]

I agree. None of it is reasonable.

[(Anonymous)]

I don't think being interested in underage sexual exploration when you yourself are underage is in any way incompatible with being critical of adult engagement with underage sexuality, or that there's anything remotely hypocritical about holding both those views (especially at different times in your life).

[(Anonymous)]

OK, well I'm gonna have to disagree and say maybe kids shouldn't read sexual content intended for adults.

[(Anonymous)]

I think there's a strong argument to be made for that. I think it's a separate question from whether or not adults should write sexual or sexualized content about kids (or as you put it, "underage sexy times").

[(Anonymous)]

Who cares, write underage sex, write bestiality, write guro, write necrophilia, it's just fiction. As long as you don't do that shit in RL, write whatever you want.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, I read IT when I was 14 or 15 and I was thrilled to read about sexytimes! (Remember- most of us have all been horny kids/teens!) The fact that it was kind of a gangbang?...I pushed that part out of my head. I was all like OHMIGODSEXSCENEYASSSSSSSSS.

[(Anonymous)]

Same, tbh. I had free access to my mother's romance and sci-fi novels (some of those got really explicit) but there was an extra thrill in knowing the characters were close to my age.

It was the same reason I was so excited to read Twilight, because it was the first romance novel I'd seen where the main characters weren't adults.

... I never thought I'd ever find myself comparing It and Twilight.

[(Anonymous)]

+1