I cannot advocate breaking the law but I'm glad that your experience was a positive one Realist. Like I said in my case I think it wasn't necessarily the sex, but all of the things he did to me to make me emotionally and mentally unbalanced beforehand...the unanswered questions I had in my mind AFTER - and of course the terrible longing for that type of intimacy again which I never had an opportunity to feel until l I was 19 or so..
Believe me when I was a teen I fantasized quite a lot - I wanted to be with other boys my age and some adult men I looked up to in the worst way, I wanted them to accept me and love me so badly but I was so very immature and none of those are the right reason to want to have sex.
I think the NZ law that was mentioned with a sliding scale although not perfect is probably a decent approach because I think it is perfectly natural for children of the SAME age to be curious about their bodies.
Unfortunately not everyone has the opportunity to dictate what their introduction to sex is going to be like, children may THINK they know what it's all about but it's doubtful they actually know, since the cycle of abuse tends to repeat I simply cannot advocate sexual contact under the age of consent. .like I said let the children mature and develop their character first.
As far as olden times, remember it was often considered "good" if someone lived to the ripe old age of @ 42 right?
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