Tuesday, July 20, 2021

Why adults are collectively responsible for the abuse of children (myself included)

 Child abuse is common in this country, with 94% of parents physically battering their children as a form of punishment and control, and 70% of parents supporting such abuse towards children. Child abuse isn't just a few scumbags over there hurting children. It is all of adult society pressing a jackboot onto children, enslaving them as chattel and property, dehumanizing them.

I am a sexually entitled adult through having pedophilia as a mental disorder. I am a danger and menace to children just for my adult existence in a society where children also exist, not because I have a self-diagnosis of pedophilia, but merely because I am an adult.

I first became aware of my disorder while surfing the Virtuous Pedophiles website around 2012, reading the bio of "Ethan Edwards" and relating to how he came to awareness of his disorder. I then went through an abusive phase concerning wanting to be friends with children in inappropriate ways, such as harassing them with antisocial "speech"/"company". 

The understanding of adult responsibility and culpability is stated in Colossians 3:20-21 KJV:

Children, obey your parents in all things, as is well-pleasing unto the Lord. Fathers, provoke not your children to anger, lest they become discouraged.

The Greek root word translated "obey" is υπακουο (Latin: erethizo) and refers to secure, vulnerable rest and attachment in relation to parents or adults, being able to share anything with parents, say anything to parents, and not face punishment. Same with anyone similarly charged as a parent. It is secure attachment in the form of freedom to be whomever the child wants to be, and say whatever they want to say. The Greek root word translated "provoke...to anger" is ερεθιζο (Latin: erethizo) and refers to the offenses in the Bible, namely whatever offends the child in terms of upset or discomfort. All adults have offended against a child to the slightest degree in some form, with the slightest of personal offense from a child being perceived as abuse. We are all sinners, and we are all child abusers, as depraved, entitled adults.

What does oppression of children feel like as a child? Compress. Silenced. Censored. God will smite these entitled abusers with fire and brimstone on the last day, and on their last day. 

I went the opposite way of my parents in terms of abuse - permissiveness. I didn't see the point in setting limits with children. Now I do, but not backed up by not punishment. Conflated with that drive, I found, was sexual aggression. As I centered and disciplined myself in the Lord, I absorbed child development research in order to remind me not to abuse children sexually, due to their immaturity. It turns the instinct right off. Abuser pedophiles rationalize by way of adultification, meaning putting children in adult roles that are inappropriate given their age and development. I put children in the parent role, in terms of antisocial "company"/"comfort".

Every adult has the capacity to harm a child, as all parents attached to an adult have an entitled thread encased with knowledge, good or bad. Most parents in the United States are physically aggressive parents, meaning "spank and yell" parents usually. 1-2 of adults are pedophiles, meaning they have a sexualized parent, usually in connotational format but sometimes in drive format, or else alternating.

I am an abuser to children, by way of capacity, as we all are. Only a few admit that they are child abusers, and work on it, and the rest will be annihilated on the last day. It says in Matthew 20:16 KJV:

For the last will come first, and the first last: many will be called, but few chosen.

The children will be chosen first, and their abusers last, meaning few of us adults are going to make it if this keeps up. Repent, for the Kingdom of Heaven is at hand! 

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