
uo89997
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Recently, I responded to an excellent post by user @Progeny of Horus.
I have reposted my reply here (along with some edits for better readability) to a) allow for further discussion around it and b) for the line near the end: "if we want feminists and the rest of society to start listening to us and to understand our ideas, we have to start presenting them in rational and academic ways as opposed to what we're doing now".
This line is a large part of what I believe in and I wanted to get a sense of the community sentiment towards it in this present moment (I'm expecting there will be some backlash but I am unsure).
So, without further ado, enjoy.
Why?
What you have described is not pedophilia, a term with a largely negative connotation that describes attraction to teenagers under 13 years of age, but instead ephebophilia, a word that is largely unknown and describes attraction to teenagers aged 15-19 years of age.
If you had instead entitled this post "An argument for ephebophilia" and filled it with lists of evidence as to why you believe ephebophilia is natural among men, no one would have read it, but it also would have been far harder to argue against.
Instead, you chose a more sensationalist title "I'm not a pedophile but ..." and who could really blame you?
This is a forum that boasts almost 10 million posts and is being bombarded every second with more (I myself am guilty of this).
If you want to be heard you almost have to sell yourself and your ideas.
And yet, it is precisely this pressure to sell and to constantly create[2] that weakens our words and turns us into sensationalists.
I guess what I'm trying to say is this: if we want feminists and the rest of society to start listening to us and to understand our ideas, we have to start presenting them in rational and academic ways as opposed to what we're doing now.
Now, if you'll excuse me, I have to go study with my girlfriend[1] - she has a trigonometry quiz tomorrow.
1. In video game mods, in video game.
2. Is the highest achievement on this forum not obtaining 10,000 posts?
I have reposted my reply here (along with some edits for better readability) to a) allow for further discussion around it and b) for the line near the end: "if we want feminists and the rest of society to start listening to us and to understand our ideas, we have to start presenting them in rational and academic ways as opposed to what we're doing now".
This line is a large part of what I believe in and I wanted to get a sense of the community sentiment towards it in this present moment (I'm expecting there will be some backlash but I am unsure).
So, without further ado, enjoy.
I agree with the theme of your post.I just admire the qualities associated with younger foids (15-17) such as fertility, angelic beauty, submissiveness and most importantly SHEER tightness. Watching a woman scream in shock and agonizing pleasure as she gets invaded by a manly cock is actual bliss. Seeing women in pain in general is a turn on for most men, which is why I love getting off to rape confessions, but I digress. Virginity is also a major deal, but obviously being this young no longer guarantees that. There's this magical feeling about opening and deflowering a nubile virginal cunt and having all the torn hymen blood mingle with your ever-thirsting semen. You are irreversibly taking something special from her and marking her as your property for good.
So yeah, I don't have some mad lust towards 'children'; I just consciously value the truly feminine traits.
- Women aged 15-17 are attractive to men despite what society tells us
- Submissiveness and "tightness" is also desirable to men
- Deflowering a virgin is a typical male fantasy (one you and I share)
Why?
What you have described is not pedophilia, a term with a largely negative connotation that describes attraction to teenagers under 13 years of age, but instead ephebophilia, a word that is largely unknown and describes attraction to teenagers aged 15-19 years of age.
If you had instead entitled this post "An argument for ephebophilia" and filled it with lists of evidence as to why you believe ephebophilia is natural among men, no one would have read it, but it also would have been far harder to argue against.
Instead, you chose a more sensationalist title "I'm not a pedophile but ..." and who could really blame you?
This is a forum that boasts almost 10 million posts and is being bombarded every second with more (I myself am guilty of this).
If you want to be heard you almost have to sell yourself and your ideas.
And yet, it is precisely this pressure to sell and to constantly create[2] that weakens our words and turns us into sensationalists.
I guess what I'm trying to say is this: if we want feminists and the rest of society to start listening to us and to understand our ideas, we have to start presenting them in rational and academic ways as opposed to what we're doing now.
Now, if you'll excuse me, I have to go study with my girlfriend[1] - she has a trigonometry quiz tomorrow.
1. In video game mods, in video game.
2. Is the highest achievement on this forum not obtaining 10,000 posts?