>>13139649>my methodologyYou've very much chosen to ignore that I said I focus on chemical and hormonal studies. And when I say corroborate, I do not mean share a bias or explicitly share conclusions. I mean one study on a chemical seems to explain an oberservation from a social study, so I'm more inclined to entertain that study. I'm aware of biases (usually they are biased against my beliefs) and have learned how to separate it.
>marriage It's human nature, observed against mainstream feminist biases that would have men be attracted to women their age exclusively.
>gypsyYou're assuming she will continue the behavior. I did plenty of things as a child to be funny, and I stopped when I stopped finding it funny. You're assuming it will translate into actual sexual behavior.
>>13139681>casual sex and smokingMany people quit smoking. Most, in fact, here in the West (in the third world not so much). Educating people affects their behavior. So do social pressures. For instance, the prevalence of promiscuity is unnatural and the product of social conditioning. As I was saying, the industry took a massive blow after the dangers of smoking were known. If I could affect the world to the degree that anti-smoking campaigns affected Western society, I would be a very successful man.
>child rapist anon anecdoteEven talking is an opportunity for coercion. "Just try it once" can ruin a person's development.
>stupid womenYes, the entirety of modern sexuality is fundamentally wrong. They should be married and not in a position to be coerced into sexual debauchery or regrettable encounters.
>I don't see anything wrong with talking about itTalking about is a form of exposure, and like I said it can be coercive. Also, you're not considering the implications of normalizing "talking about it" in this context. Imagine if ever little girl was bombarded by constant attempts to "talk about it" How long before they give in?
Goodnight, anon. Consider not being wrong all the time.
