Re: I'm a liar, am I?

So she was a fan of the "it's so risky that no true child lover would ever engage in it" school of thought, which is very common among antis and also a very loaded thing to say. And she says that many consensual relationships that she knows of were harmful?? Because what appears to be consensual actually isn't? What part of "YES, I want to make love to you" doesn't she understand? I have heard quite the opposite from all the teleiophiles that I have known, so I think that Kiota was only hearing what she wanted to hear, or she spent A LOT of time associating with sexual abuse Victims who were convinced by the social workers or other authority figures that what they engaged willfully and enjoyed wasn't actually consensual. In other words, she sounds like she is catering to cultural stereotypes.

These statements appear to be in marked contrast to what she said in the guidelines that 28 commented on. Which opinions were actually those of Kiota? Did she change her mind at some point? If so, which opinions came first? She sounded like a typical Non sympathizer with all the typical anti attitudes and lack of respect for younger people's ability to consent to sexual activity in the quotes that you provided in this post, Henny. Again, which opinions did Kiota have last, before she passed away? I would also like to know if she was a typical Non sympathizer with all the anti attitudes or if she was truly revolutionary in her thinking.