Re: quite interesting . . .

Forget "feminism" ever existed. It's an irrelevant political ideology. Honest researchers know that the adult male / pubescent girl pair-off is normal. (Also, forget the word "adolescent," a word invented in the early 20th century to mark off pubescent minors and put them in the "to be protected" category along with children. Nubility occurs on average at age 17, but in the individual it may occur much earlier. The term "adolescence" has no scientific validity at all.)

Sharon Thompson, in "Going All The Way. Teenage girls tales of sex, romance & pregnancy," shows that when it comes to consensual sex between teenage girls (13-17) and adult men, the outcomes are nearly always positive:

"[N]arrators of sexual relationships with adults felt both satisfied with their experiences and powerful because they were able to realize the expectations of pleasure and learning on which their consent was based. And if the narrators occasionally skipped school to see their lovers, by and large their academic performance improved as love strengthened their self-esteem." The girls Thompson interviewed also "did not share the adult belief that age differences imply inequality."