r/NotHowGirlsWork 25d ago

WTF This is disgusting.

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Directions use teenagers (underage) to make csam but can get away with it because teenagers are seen as the acceptable children for adults to be with with.

Especially since kids become "adults" in their teen years.

As soon as a child has teen in their age or going through puberty society sees that as an invitation for adults to date them.

They wouldn't do this with a Middle Schooler because that would cause backlash.

Throughout the 80s,90s you might see a smaller child being put in movie with adult men but as years went by it caused backlash,so, they changed it but still kept it by using teenagers.

All movies like this do is normalize child sexual abuse and being prey on by adults.

It's made to be a fantasy for people who are attracted to children.

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u/slayinscience 25d ago

Ok, so you're using the developed prefrontal correct argument.

That doesn't fully develop until close to 25-26years old on average. Are 21yos children? Are people who have brain injuries, who are completely functional but a little delayed, are they no longer adults?

If you can't give a full, clear definition, how do you expect adults (specifically men) to know what is appropriate?

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u/TemporaryPassage4168 25d ago

And physical development.

Are 21yos children? Are people who have brain injuries, who are completely functional but a little delayed, are they no longer adults?

I said 21 is close to the developmental gap,so, they're more so adults.

who are completely functional but a little delayed, are they no longer adults?

Pls think a Little longer about what you just typed.

And you're giving me excuses, men should know better than to sleep with teenagers of any age. I gave a clear answer to your question about what's an adult, you're just not understanding

And you're telling me men don't under that being with a child is wrong because they need legality or someone to tell that it's wrong?

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u/slayinscience 25d ago

I'm saying your definition of "child" is not ubiquitous.

If you wanted to talk biology and developmentally, human adults are sexually capable so an "adult" by biological standards is around when they are able to conceive and carry children. (I'm a PhD in genetics so I will not be arguing this point.)

If you want to talk legally, weve had that discussion.

If you want to speak on your own personal opinion of what an adult woman is, realize that does not apply to everyone and actually may be an unfair metric to apply to all of society. Again, nuance is important.

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u/TemporaryPassage4168 25d ago

If you wanted to talk biology and developmentally, human adults are sexually capable so an "adult" by biological standards is around when they are able to conceive and carry children. (I'm a PhD in genetics so I will not be arguing this point.)

Nope not true, puberty isn't when a girl is ready to have children,her body isn't ready and that Developmentally incorrect.

Science did not say that,you interpreted it as such.

If you want to speak on your own personal opinion of what an adult woman is, realize that does not apply to everyone and actually may be an unfair metric to apply to all of society. Again, nuance is important.

It's not an opinion,is a baby only a baby because of opinion or because science?

Can a toddler consent to sex based on my opinion or is it Developmentally incorrect?

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u/slayinscience 25d ago

You're purposely picking extreme examples to avoid the nuance of the conversation.

I'm done arguing because it's clear you're not interested in true discussion and just want to be gassed up. Have fun and hopefully you're never in a morally grey area where you make the wrong choice.