Re: Depends on what you mean as incest.

Now think of the feelings you've gotten when reading or hearing about incest cases, even when they were adults. Even if you've trained yourself to overcome these feelings, don't you sometimes still get that instantaneous reaction for the first few seconds after you hear of such a case? So imagine now how powerful that force can be in those who have no pedophilic or incestuous desires, and no personal stake in overcoming their revulsion to sexual liaisons they do not understand . . .

I used to, and I used to get the same feeling when thinking of homosexual sex too.

Now I find myself open to homosexual acts in a friendship type way but I am in no way sexually attracted to men. Do you know what I mean?

I no longer get any instantaneous reaction to either homosexual acts or incest. I reserve my negative reactions for cases of force and abuse.

Listen, I honestly think that there is a lot more abuse cases involving paedophiles and kids than many paedophiles care to admit. Paedophiles are no different than the typical heterosexual male in any innate way besides the age of attraction. To me, this means paedophiles are just as likely to see sex as a "dominant" thing. That girls (of any age) are just more action packed sex dolls. Just because a guy is a paedophile does not make him immune to this sexism prevalent in our society.

Thing is, I also think a father/daughter (mom/son and all the mixing) can just enjoy mutual sexual stimulation. As long as there is respect and no force, threats, etc etc.

I have a feeling though that often times a male paedophile will get a wife or find a single mother so he has access to a little girl. This means that he obviously cares little for the wife and uses the little girl as the actual partner. I think that right there is where most of the negative reactions from "incest" cases come from.