Are we creating an environment where young people can be honest about when they have found romantic and sexual love in an adult?

This is indeed a highly lacking and (creepily lacking) needed input, yes. Why would this info not be allowed to be mainstreamed, provided it was verified and not weaponized.

I feel it could be woefully susceptible to current widely ranging political influences. As such, young love may probably not be ready for this time of greater turmoil and cheap political footballs.

Age limits... you miss my point, or at least for some purpose.

Youth-Adult relations. I'd been told rumors of pederasty in ancient cultures killed said cultures by PhD level people, admittedly reduced to teaching at the pre-college level, but I wanted some present-day feedback on this. Were they really crazy, or just too perceptive? I have not reached my ultimate conclusion, which is why I ask.

Are we creating an environment where young people can be honest about when they have found romantic and sexual love in an adult? With more peer and intergenerational conversation about the sexual experiences of youth, genuinely abused youth may feel more confident getting help.

Actually, my idea was that relating to one another might actually prove to themselves that they in fact were not abused, that their older lovers had actual feelings for them with an approach of honesty, and that perhaps many (definitely not all) were sincerely loved and adored.

Are bonobos the ones who eat the faces of their rival clans? I don't hold much faith in discovery here. The compassion gene is an elusive yet important thing to be treasured.

Sorry if you feel a challenge. Reality has been the opposite.









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