(August 10, 2015 at 5:45 pm)Yeauxleaux Wrote: A child is not capable of making a rational decision about sex. They have limited understanding of what sex is, and the weight of a decision to have sex with somone. A pre-pubescent child is also not programmed to become sexually aroused, they physically can't with the limited stage of development of their sex organs.
I have a question about this statement. I wanted to get to it right after is was posted but, was unable to.
You are saying that pre-pubescent child (one who has not reached puberty) or is not yet ready for sex, and can not become sexually aroused. That is sexual attraction is not present.
My question then is how are individuals who say that they always felt, before puberty, that they were homosexual. What ask what do they mean it is often have said that they found them self attracted to members of the same sex. And the puberty only means that the mental and physical change of the body are occurring for conception (both boys and girl) but that attraction, (sexual attraction) is still present.
