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Postby My Sick Brain » Wed Jan 07, 2009 11:45 pm

Does anybody else here fantasize about raping adolescent girls?
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Postby YarlSoutan » Wed Jan 07, 2009 11:49 pm

Yes I have before, buts it best not to linger on such thoughts. Are these just passing thoughts or something you find extremely stimulating?
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Postby My Sick Brain » Wed Jan 07, 2009 11:55 pm

YarlSoutan wrote:Yes I have before, buts it best not to linger on such thoughts. Are these just passing thoughts or something you find extremely stimulating?


I find the thought of raping a young girl incredibly arousing. Of course, I would never actually do such a horrendous thing.
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Postby fm.martinson2000 » Thu Jan 08, 2009 1:20 am

Suppressing a fantasy can never be cathartic. Whilst it is unacceptable, some societies have actually practised the sexual coercion (by penetration) of adolescent girls as a rite of passage.
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Postby Butterfly Faerie » Thu Jan 08, 2009 1:30 am

fm.martinson2000 wrote:Suppressing a fantasy can never be cathartic. Whilst it is unacceptable, some societies have actually practised the sexual coercion (by penetration) of adolescent girls as a rite of passage.


Actually Coercion is a grey area but it can be illegal now. If someone uses coercion and it's completely against that child or person's will is still not right and it is still considered sexual assault or rape.

I've been coerced into things i've not wanted to do, and it has affected me, no doubt it would to any adolescent girl as well because with coercion she is still not giving consent.

In the United States, Canada, UK etc it is not ok to do this right of passage, not in this day in age it's not.
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Postby My Sick Brain » Thu Jan 08, 2009 1:50 am

Butterfly Faerie wrote:
fm.martinson2000 wrote:Suppressing a fantasy can never be cathartic. Whilst it is unacceptable, some societies have actually practised the sexual coercion (by penetration) of adolescent girls as a rite of passage.


Actually Coercion is a grey area but it can be illegal now. If someone uses coercion and it's completely against that child or person's will is still not right and it is still considered sexual assault or rape.

I've been coerced into things i've not wanted to do, and it has affected me, no doubt it would to any adolescent girl as well because with coercion she is still not giving consent.

In the United States, Canada, UK etc it is not ok to do this right of passage, not in this day in age it's not.


I'm sorry you were forced to do unpleasant things, Butterfly Faerie. :(
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Postby Butterfly Faerie » Thu Jan 08, 2009 1:52 am

I also was raped... so I know that it can cause great damage to someone if you happen to have the urge to harm someone... This was over 10 yrs ago for me, but you don't ever forget it....
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Postby YarlSoutan » Fri Jan 09, 2009 4:39 am

fm.martinson2000 wrote:Suppressing a fantasy can never be cathartic. Whilst it is unacceptable, some societies have actually practised the sexual coercion (by penetration) of adolescent girls as a rite of passage.


And some society's thought it acceptable to gas entire populations of people because of their race. Sure as hell doesn't make it right now does it? Coercion is the same as rape when it comes to undeveloped minds.
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Postby Butterfly Faerie » Fri Jan 09, 2009 4:41 am

YarlSoutan wrote: Coercion is the same as rape when it comes to undeveloped minds.


It's rape regardless whether it's undeveloped minds or not, it's still be forced against your will.
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