Re: Breaking up a relationship with an LG

The problem is that little girls and boys, at different ages and maturity, handle emotional distress differently. To further compound the complexity of it all, different people deal with difficult issues differently simply because they are all separate entities not following a set rule for such things.

When my little girl partner witnessed me being separated from her, she handled it well. No tears. Just matter of fact; now what? Her mother, seeing that she was losing her money tree and emotional support, was devastated and attempted (poorly) suicide.

People make the mistake of underestimating children. In many different facets of their character.

Assuming that sex with a child is consensual, then yes, it is still wrong in that, should society find out about it, the child will be horribly hurt by that society. It is THIS reason why I say what I do in my "disclaimer". I will never pleasure another little girl because of the risk of what society will do to her. The simple fact that society declares sex with her and anyone else is bad communicates "bad" to her in what SHE was enjoying making HER bad. Even though society will say SHE did nothing wrong, she won't be able to resolve the resulting paradox of why what her lover did was wrong but what she did was not. Society never addresses this. It cannot.

To get back to your hypothetical scenario, if there is a break up because the man has found another little girl lover, it would be the same as if the little girl had lost a parent. A parent walking out on a child is devastating yet they live though it. Yes, losing a lover to a competitor is devastating yet they live through it. The age of the loss is irrelevant. Should we deny that little girl a mommy or daddy simply because mommy or daddy might adopt a sibling or, better yet, make one from scratch? What about divorce?

Let children live their own lives. Don't put a raincoat on them when they take a shower.

Regarding this post and every post I write about myself describing my past, be advised that I was tried, convicted, sentenced to a very long time in prison, and I served the complete sentence. Be further advised that I am no longer practicing illegal activities today and that I refrain from doing so by my own choice, not from fear of legal entanglements or society's outrage. I remain crime free because I choose to.