[ SECRET POST #6342 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6342 ⌋

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


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07. [WARNING for discussion of incest/self-harm]

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08. [WARNING for discussion of rape]

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I don't think most of them are pedos, but I think they believe that they are and are guilt-ridden about it because they've internalized the rhetoric of the antis who came before them whose use of "pedo" was so widespread that it could be applied to practically anything. "If you ship two adults but one of them is short, you're a pedo. If you were attracted to kids your age when you were a kid, you're a pedo because pedophilia is attraction to children -- no no, not just by adults, by anyone!" Now there are antis out there who seriously believe they're pedos because they heard those things and believed them.

[(Anonymous)]

Has anyone ever considered that if kids can't be attracted to kids, only to adults, then that validates much of the rhetoric of actual pedophiles?

[(Anonymous)]

I argued with someone who said that teenagers should NOT be sexualizing teenage characters. So like...what is acceptable for teens to fantasize to? Old men?

[(Anonymous)]

DA

ROTFL, but yeah, it would, wouldn't it?

You're definitely onto something, in that the anti argument relies on the premise that children, ideally, get a sexually responsive body at age 18 on the dot (from what, the adult-body fairy??), and if it weren't for this horrible internet, that would be their first experience with anything. Or at least with the notion that any of what they're feeling, sexually, happens to anyone but them. The very idea that an adult could possibly, even fictionally, be attracted to kids is offensive to them, and the idea that kids could be attracted to adults is just not allowed to be contemplated or mentioned. But as you say, some antis will flip out hard at the idea that a kid is attracted to anyone, ever, or any age. Does it make sense? Not as far as I can see. Are they really expecting people to sit tight for almost two decades and not notice they have bodies? Or masturbate while thinking about god knows what, because it's not supposed to be adults, children, teenagers, fictional characters, or animals. Perhaps plants or attractive rocks would be suitably unproblematic, but somehow, I doubt it. And I'm only half-joking here.

[(Anonymous)]

Masturbating to anything that can't consent is problematic. Plants and rocks can't consent because they're not sentient. Masturbating to them is assault. /anti logic, probably

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT

Nailed it. I've actually heard that exact argument, but about fictional characters in general: How very dare you take off their clothes, as an author. You are raping them.

I think you can imagine how ridiculous that sounds to me.