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:''"In an intergenerational relationship involving an adult and a minor, exploitation is not only an automatic consequence but the willed action of the adult. At the most extreme end (with pedophiles), this lust is as destructive as it is affective, and as eventually violent as it is initially civil"''.
:''"In an age-gap relationship involving an adult and a minor, exploitation is not only an automatic consequence but the willed action of the adult. At the most extreme end (with pedophiles), this lust is a ravenous, destructive and fundamentally narcissistic "affection". The predator makes civil advances, but eventually unleashes the his violent, grasping impulses unto the child as he begins to anticipate orgasm"''.
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There is [[Research: Psychopathy and abnormal psychology|no evidence]]<ref>http://www.mhamic.org/characteristics/characteristicsintro.htm </ref> to show that sexual affection is psychologically intertwined with a destructive impulse. There are also [[Research: Sexual repression|many documented harms of sexual repression in childhood]].


There is [http://www.mhamic.org/characteristics/characteristicsintro.htm no evidence] to show that such sexual affection is psychologically intertwined with a destructive impulse. It makes no [[Debate Guide: Evolutionary logic|evolutionary sense]] either, especially concerning pedophilia, since the younger members of a species are typically the most vulnerable, and pedophilia is [[Research: Prevalence|relatively common]]. One who argues this position has clearly failed to understand, let alone take a look at the online [http://annabelleigh.net pedophile community] - a group of individuals who seem to contradict this argument. Pedophilia, is as its etymology suggests, an affective condition. Ask a pedophile, or someone who admits to feeling sexually attracted towards children. [[Your arguments must be self-serving|It's about time]] one was heard.
This outdated exreme-patho perspective from the 1970s and 80s makes zero [[Debate Guide: Evolutionary logic|evolutionary sense]] concerning pedophilia since:


Throughout human history and the development of psychology as a discipline, sexual sensuality and violence have stood apart as virtual opposites, only combining in some instances of attempted mating and erotic humiliation in societies that are largely sex-negative or tolerant of violence. Laboratory studies show that "pleasure and violence have a reciprocal relationship, that is, ''the presence of one inhibits the other''."[http://www.violence.de/prescott/bulletin/article.html] The repression of sensuality and sexual outlet, especially in adolescence does not only deny pleasure. In fact, the poor example that denial of affection and sexual pleasure sets is likely to lead to violence (see [http://www.violence.de/prescott/bulletin/article.html this] article, and the associated website). As already demonstrated, there are no outstanding reasons to believe that preferential, non-expressed pedophilia differs from the rest of human sexuality in this regard.
*The younger members of a species are physically the most vulnerable.
*Pedophilia is [[Research: Prevalence|relatively common]] in humans, common enough to cause severe harms if it is indeed destructive.
 
One who argues this position has clearly failed to consider the above factors in combination. They have also not taken time to browse [[Minor attracted community|MAP communities]], or they otherwise deliberately seek to misrepresent minor attracted people if they have (we have witnessed this tendency in vigilante groups). Our [[Research|research resources]] on minor attraction document various studies that use samples from the online community. Pedophilia, is as its etymology suggests, a philia (love). Ask a pedophile, or someone who admits to feeling sexually attracted towards children, since they are best placed [[Debate guide: Your arguments must be self-serving|to speak on these matters]].
 
Throughout human history and the development of psychology as a discipline, sensuality and violence have stood apart as virtual opposites, only combining in some instances of attempted mating and erotic humiliation in societies that are largely sex-negative or tolerant of violence. Despite the relative popularity of the pathological model in the hysterias of the 70s, 80s and following decades, science that debases such a theory has always existed, yet has been ignored in the clamor for a new folk-devil:
 
Laboratory studies suggest that pleasure and violence have a reciprocal inverse relationship in which ''the presence of one inhibits the other''.<ref>http://www.violence.de/prescott/bulletin/article.html</ref> The repression of sensuality and sexual outlet, especially in adolescence does not only deny pleasure. In fact, the poor example said denial of affection and sexual pleasure sets is more likely to lead to violence.<ref>http://www.violence.de/prescott/bulletin/article.html</ref> As already demonstrated, there are no outstanding reasons to believe that preferential, non-expressed pedophilia differs from the rest of human sexuality in this regard.
 
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[[fr:Guide de débat: Le sexe et la violence ne sont qu'un dans le psychisme]]
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Revision as of 04:50, 14 October 2021

"In an age-gap relationship involving an adult and a minor, exploitation is not only an automatic consequence but the willed action of the adult. At the most extreme end (with pedophiles), this lust is a ravenous, destructive and fundamentally narcissistic "affection". The predator makes civil advances, but eventually unleashes the his violent, grasping impulses unto the child as he begins to anticipate orgasm".

There is no evidence[1] to show that sexual affection is psychologically intertwined with a destructive impulse. There are also many documented harms of sexual repression in childhood.

This outdated exreme-patho perspective from the 1970s and 80s makes zero evolutionary sense concerning pedophilia since:

  • The younger members of a species are physically the most vulnerable.
  • Pedophilia is relatively common in humans, common enough to cause severe harms if it is indeed destructive.

One who argues this position has clearly failed to consider the above factors in combination. They have also not taken time to browse MAP communities, or they otherwise deliberately seek to misrepresent minor attracted people if they have (we have witnessed this tendency in vigilante groups). Our research resources on minor attraction document various studies that use samples from the online community. Pedophilia, is as its etymology suggests, a philia (love). Ask a pedophile, or someone who admits to feeling sexually attracted towards children, since they are best placed to speak on these matters.

Throughout human history and the development of psychology as a discipline, sensuality and violence have stood apart as virtual opposites, only combining in some instances of attempted mating and erotic humiliation in societies that are largely sex-negative or tolerant of violence. Despite the relative popularity of the pathological model in the hysterias of the 70s, 80s and following decades, science that debases such a theory has always existed, yet has been ignored in the clamor for a new folk-devil:

Laboratory studies suggest that pleasure and violence have a reciprocal inverse relationship in which the presence of one inhibits the other.[2] The repression of sensuality and sexual outlet, especially in adolescence does not only deny pleasure. In fact, the poor example said denial of affection and sexual pleasure sets is more likely to lead to violence.[3] As already demonstrated, there are no outstanding reasons to believe that preferential, non-expressed pedophilia differs from the rest of human sexuality in this regard.

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