(September 23, 2012 at 11:15 pm)Ciel_Rouge Wrote: Let me rephrase that to make it simple:
1. why do we call erotic entertainment "adult" when we have all watched it under the age of 18
2. why is the legal age for sex in Poland set at 15 in Poland while the legal age for "adult" entertainment is 18
3. Why do the Xtians like you want to "protect" people from masturbation and fantasy while they do not seem to protect them from anal rape by priests
If this is really what it boils down to that takes out about...100% of the percieved creepiness.
Ciel_Rogue Wrote:What you would have gladly seen is me being "executed" and "condemned" immediately after just referring to the subject of the complexity of age of consent.
Reading the OP it wasn't immediately obvious that this is all you meant (perhaps due to the...unusual anecdote about your teacher,etc.), but that is a good question. The age at which people become mature enough for consent varies greatly. The xtian views on sex purport it as evil(ish?) but it really boils down to when someone is mature enough to understand what they are doing. As for 'adult' entertainment, one would think that people would be less opposed to it than to the actual act, which would include the risk of pregnancy, STDs, etc. (mostly if they don't know what they're doing). I don't claim to be an expert on the subject (I'm a virgin, and I've never seen porn
...does that make me weird?) but I think my opinion is at least somewhat valid, at least about this much.
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