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*[[Debate Guide: Nonhuman relatives|Nonhuman relatives]] - Other species' adult-juvenile sexuality.
*[[Debate Guide: Nonhuman relatives|Nonhuman relatives]] - Other species' adult-juvenile sexuality.
*[[Debate Guide: Historical Nonadult-Adult sex|Historical Nonadult-Adult sex]] - Historical precedent for adult-minor sexual emacipation.
*[[Debate Guide: Historical nonadult-adult sex|Historical nonadult-adult sex]] - Historical precedent for adult-minor sexual emacipation.


'''And what do those who experienced it have to say?'''
'''And what do those who experienced it have to say?'''


*[[Accounts and Testimonies|Our database of accounts]]
*[[Accounts and Testimonies|Our database of accounts]] - An anecdotal study.

Revision as of 18:44, 18 December 2008

People fail to appreciate the flaws of Age of Consent laws...

Myths and bad meta-ethics plague discussions of expressed adult-minor sexuality...

Levels of harm are exaggerated and the sources are completely misunderstood...

  • Against: Power disparity - Differences in power are not automatically inductive to abuse.
  • Against: Intrinsic harm - The belief that harm is intrinsic to adult-minor sexuality is demonstrably false.
  • Against: Profound and lifelong scarring - These characteristics are atypical, often a result of culture and nonconsensual sex.
  • Against: Doomed from the beginning - It is sometimes assumed that adult-minor relationships will die as the youngster grows older.

Other societies and species are points of interest...

And what do those who experienced it have to say?