I see the issue being addressed now.
Thanks for the clarity.
As I see it, of course they are their own respective topics. But I would say they are also intimately connected. Because true liberation would lead to the child determining for itself the appropriate timing for exploring sexuality with someone else.
Of course most children already do this, just under the radar, either with their peers (most common), or with adults (probably less than half as often).
And we should certainly always question ourselves, our motives and actions, to keep ourselves in ethical check.
I have found that as long as one remains honest with themselves, integrity will effortlessly stay intact within the adult/child relationship, regardless of the nature of said relationship.

As Aristotle said,"I know you will not believe me, but the highest form of human excellence is the ability to question yourself and others."

And I have no beef with someone who believes that sexual relations between adults and children are fundamentally wrong.
I respectfully disagree, but feel no need whatsoever to convince you otherwise.. or anyone else for that matter.. of anything.
Ever. ;^]
I see nothing wrong with that being someone's self imposed reality. All I ask is dont try to force me to join Your reality.

Peace. E.B.