This is an excellent opening statement for consistency principle to work from. ~evil grin~
My question is, at what age are children ready for sex? Really, no one is prepared for sex until they've hit puberty.
One of two cases exists - either this statement is true, or this statement is false.
My question is - can you name each variance and discuss its quantized physical effect on sexuality?
Yes or no?
If yes, please do so.
(I can; a basic sexual health education tailored to the orientation is important, in my opinion. Few if any outside the paederotic community - and sadly, few in it - actually have such knowledge. I'm interested to see what you can produce without looking)
Thanks,

-jd