Sunday, November 14, 2021

Why adults should choose not to abuse children sexually

Child sexual abuse is the perception of sexual entitlement, such as objectification or other sexual contact, by a child victim, with 1 in 4 girls and 1 in 6 boys nationwide being sexually abused, with the mainstream sex abuse lobby throwing their hands up in despair, claiming there is no solution but stigmatizing someone's mental health label in a "pro-social" manner, not realizing the harm to such mental health stigma. There is a solution - just don't sexually abuse a child. It's real easy not to do, even if you are a pedophile like me. 

Most adults have some sexual attraction to children, if only teenagers who look like adults, and most adults in the United States do not acknowledge that part of them. Perhaps they should be aware enough to control that side of them on their own. The more you are aware of your sexual desires for children, the more you can control where they go. That is my experience as a pedophile. The more repressed or unaware your sexuality, the more entitled it is, and adults who are entitled towards children tend to be the ones offending, with most pedophiles instead being youth rights supporters.

Not all adults who sexually abuse children are pedophiles, and vice versa. Most sexual offenses are perceived by teenagers and not young children. Child sexual abuse is denoted by the Greek root word πορνεία (Latin: porneia) and refers to any sexually motivated contact perceived by a child under age 18, which is extended to lewd jokes in front of the child, or about the child in a way that could get back to them, that are sexually obscene and offensive

Sexual abuse of children usually is a domestic crime against children, and usually takes place where a child bathes or changes, or else in an environment where the child is partially or completely naked, and the sexually entitled adult/fornicator chooses to take advantage of the situation. Usually, from the abuser's perspective, they "ended up" with the child and "it just happened". Why are you even there? Why are you even in a room alone with a child when you are attracted to them? It usually is a mixture of sexual repression and sexual entitlement in locational format, meaning they feel, when caught, that they had the right to be there, and that they are a victim due to it.

The idea is to be aware of your attraction to children, meaning masturbate to it, at least once and a while, unless you are a narcissist, in which case you probably shouldn't because you yearn in a dangerous way. There are two camps in Christianity on sexual fantasy, meaning none at all or behind a curtain. Both are valid theologies. Self-awareness is key to recovering from mental illness, but especially pedophilia, and this means self-acceptance, or feeling good in one's own skin as a pedophile, owning one's label and disorder, and celebrating one's recovery as a pedophile.

Don't EVER be alone with a child you are attracted to as an adult, regardless of your masturbatory choices, meaning NEVER be alone with a child, period, as a stated policy. My policy is not even to speak to them without their consent, as I have no business speaking to children otherwise.

Most of the time, these days, they were in the wrong place, at the wrong time, but they chose to be at the wrong place, at the wrong time, and so they are culpable for that entitlement of defending their location. Just don't be there, and then nothing can happen. It's really that simple

The depraved and decadent, defiled adult fornicators who impose adult sexual entitlement onto children will be defiled as the lowest in Hell, and among the unclean persons that are untouchable! Let them burn in the lake of fire and burning sulfur, which is the second death prepared for Satan and his angels! Repent, for the Kingdom of Heaven is at hand! All adults are capable of simply stopping the sexual abuse of children all at once, but the sexual offenders who sexually harass and assault children are simply choose to do it, if only by negligence.

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