I dont think you get MY point. It is more damaging to have a penis enter you than your penis to enter another.manaman said:I don't think you grasp the concept here. It's statutory rape, not physical rape. The sexual acts are consensual in such that both parties agreed to them. The problem is that the younger party doesn't have a clue to exactly what they are agreeing to and are easily manipulated by the older, supposedly more responsible party. It is that taking advantage of the younger party that the laws are there to prevent.Miumaru said:Two people are in an accident. One loses an arm, one gets a bunch of scratches and scars, but all limbs and nothing that wont heal. A tragedy for both, but who had it worse? A boy being raped by a woman via vaginal sex is not as severe as a boy or girl raped by a man either anally or vaginally. I am not saying the boy raped by the woman deserves to be ignored or thrown aside, but they are not so physically harmed as they could have been.
It's the penetration factor that upsets people. A 13 year old boy isn't being penetrated by the 26 year old female. Vice versa though & there is a problem. It is more of the thought of physical "violation" or in a girl's case, de-flowering.knight steel said:Dear escapist lets have a serious discussion about the double standards involving pedophilia.We in our day and age have very interesting views on pedophilia which i will try my best to describe.
If a 13 year boy willing has sexual relations with a very attractive 26 year old teacher most of us would find that ok saying stuff like "that lucky bastard" and would opt for no real punishment on the women behalf.
Now take that same situation and reverse the genders a 13 year old girl willing agrees to have sex relations with a very attractive 26 year old male teacher. Most people would say "that scum lock him up for life".
Why is that my dear escapist? Their both the same age and both fully agree knowing full well what would happen? They weren't forced they both consented but the male teacher receives more blame.And what does the attractiveness have to do with the situation? If the Female was ugly why would our view change .
So the questions i would like to ask are this: Do you agree with this double standard why/why not, What punishment would you give the teachers if any?
Now your probably wondering whats my view,it simple if both people agree and know the consequences and are both above the age of 13 then no what the gender there should be no punishment. Now it's your turn.
And just because you and your friends have double standards doesn't mean "most" of us do, nor does it mean it is a true reflection of public standard.knight steel said:I am not talking about the law but about public standard, and just because you and your friends don't agree with the double standard does not make it any less real that being said i agree that i made the statement a little to broad and sweeping which i will now fix. As for me not being in parliament.......lets just say i have friends in high places and my time will come hahahahahaha >_> <_<Kortney said:Total conjecture, total nonsense. The legal system has incarcerated many females teachers for doing that exact thing, and I know of many, many people who would find the situation disgusting. Including myself. You can't make broad, sweeping statements like that to further your point of discussion.knight steel said:If a 13 year boy willing has sexual relations with a very attractive 26 year old teacher most of us would find that ok saying stuff like "that lucky bastard" and would opt for no real punishment on the women behalf.
The problem is some early teenagers (13,14,15) are very prone to manipulation. They are at that stage in their life where they can be tricked into feeling love and can be taken advantage of. Sure, not all 13 year olds are like this - I myself was always headstrong enough to realise people's motivations but I know many kids who aren't. I have a 14 year old sister who isn't capable of knowing the impact of her choices yet, and a manipulative bastard could have a pretty easy time making her convinced she's in love.knight steel said:Now your probably wondering whats my view,it simple if both people agree and know the consequences and are both above the age of 13 then no what the gender there should be no punishment. Now it's your turn.
Allowing consensual sex between a 13 year old and a 40 year old is allowing the child to be manipulated, deceived and threatened. Even if they didn't do it consensually, the 40 year old could threaten and emotionally abuse the 13 year old to convince them it was consensual and not to say anything incriminating.
Completely stupid idea, I'm thankful you aren't in Parliament.
This is what it is really about. Regardless of the gender of the two parties, the issue is an adult with malicious intent using his/her knowledge (and usually power) to sway the child to perform demeaning acts with them against their will. I could not care less about about what gender the pervert is.Dorian6 said:The adult is taking advantage of a youth and should go to jail forever, the pedophile's gender is irrelevant.
I don't understand the whole.. forever bit of that. I can say with some confidence that if the situtation occured when I was 13 (example age stated in OP), I don't think I would have felt taken advantage of, as I would have consented. Can't say much about any younger than that, but 13 is when you're in year 7 secondary school right? Guess I can't really put forward such a point now that I'm over the legal age line.Dorian6 said:I don't understand it myself.
The adult is taking advantage of a youth and should go to jail forever, the pedophile's gender is irrelevant.
At 13, a girl has a completely woman sized vagina. Any arguments about a "man" not fitting into a teenage girl are without merit.Miumaru said:I dont think you get MY point. It is more damaging to have a penis enter you than your penis to enter another.
Miumaru said:I dont think you get MY point. It is more damaging to have a penis enter you than your penis to enter another.manaman said:I don't think you grasp the concept here. It's statutory rape, not physical rape. The sexual acts are consensual in such that both parties agreed to them. The problem is that the younger party doesn't have a clue to exactly what they are agreeing to and are easily manipulated by the older, supposedly more responsible party. It is that taking advantage of the younger party that the laws are there to prevent.Miumaru said:Two people are in an accident. One loses an arm, one gets a bunch of scratches and scars, but all limbs and nothing that wont heal. A tragedy for both, but who had it worse? A boy being raped by a woman via vaginal sex is not as severe as a boy or girl raped by a man either anally or vaginally. I am not saying the boy raped by the woman deserves to be ignored or thrown aside, but they are not so physically harmed as they could have been.
Hey me and my friends don't have that double standard but a lot of people in our area do. And your right most don't have this double standard and it's not a true reflection of the general public standard.Kortney said:And just because you and your friends have double standards doesn't mean "most" of us do, nor does it mean it is a true reflection of public standard.knight steel said:I am not talking about the law but about public standard, and just because you and your friends don't agree with the double standard does not make it any less real that being said i agree that i made the statement a little to broad and sweeping which i will now fix. As for me not being in parliament.......lets just say i have friends in high places and my time will come hahahahahaha >_> <_<Kortney said:Total conjecture, total nonsense. The legal system has incarcerated many females teachers for doing that exact thing, and I know of many, many people who would find the situation disgusting. Including myself. You can't make broad, sweeping statements like that to further your point of discussion.knight steel said:If a 13 year boy willing has sexual relations with a very attractive 26 year old teacher most of us would find that ok saying stuff like "that lucky bastard" and would opt for no real punishment on the women behalf.
The problem is some early teenagers (13,14,15) are very prone to manipulation. They are at that stage in their life where they can be tricked into feeling love and can be taken advantage of. Sure, not all 13 year olds are like this - I myself was always headstrong enough to realise people's motivations but I know many kids who aren't. I have a 14 year old sister who isn't capable of knowing the impact of her choices yet, and a manipulative bastard could have a pretty easy time making her convinced she's in love.knight steel said:Now your probably wondering whats my view,it simple if both people agree and know the consequences and are both above the age of 13 then no what the gender there should be no punishment. Now it's your turn.
Allowing consensual sex between a 13 year old and a 40 year old is allowing the child to be manipulated, deceived and threatened. Even if they didn't do it consensually, the 40 year old could threaten and emotionally abuse the 13 year old to convince them it was consensual and not to say anything incriminating.
Completely stupid idea, I'm thankful you aren't in Parliament.
You are hanging on to the fact I used the word rape. While forceful rape would do it more, even conseting sex, being entered is more physically taxing than entering, male or female. I was simply initially saying why a girl/Man situation may be seen worse than a boy/Woman situation, assuming both are just vaginal. Whats the worse that can happen? The boy gets the woman pregnant, the perp gets stuck with it (and the baby too unfortunatly) but what about the other? No 13 year old is ready for pregnancy. But even not just that, what about boy/Man? Certainly that would be more damaging to the boy than if he were to do an adult woman. I am not saying the boy with the woman isnt damaged emotionally by the situation, but what about the other two? Certainly those are obviously physically more damaging, and likely also more emotionally so. Now if you still are stuck because I used the word rape since it was simpler than jumbling up how I say it, then its just you not listening.manaman said:Miumaru said:I dont think you get MY point. It is more damaging to have a penis enter you than your penis to enter another.manaman said:I don't think you grasp the concept here. It's statutory rape, not physical rape. The sexual acts are consensual in such that both parties agreed to them. The problem is that the younger party doesn't have a clue to exactly what they are agreeing to and are easily manipulated by the older, supposedly more responsible party. It is that taking advantage of the younger party that the laws are there to prevent.Miumaru said:Two people are in an accident. One loses an arm, one gets a bunch of scratches and scars, but all limbs and nothing that wont heal. A tragedy for both, but who had it worse? A boy being raped by a woman via vaginal sex is not as severe as a boy or girl raped by a man either anally or vaginally. I am not saying the boy raped by the woman deserves to be ignored or thrown aside, but they are not so physically harmed as they could have been.
Grapefruit! I win. Don't get it? Well I don't get why you are trying to win an argument about a different topic here.
Please elaborate on your point as right now it just seems like you don't want to admit being wrong and as such are rushing blindly forward with this idea. Nobody was talking about rape here to begin with, statutory rape might have been brought up, but that is not the same as physical rape. That means that even if your point was correct it would still not be valid to this thread.
What about pregnancy?Dags90 said:At 13, a girl has a completely woman sized vagina. Any arguments about a "man" not fitting into a teenage girl are without merit.Miumaru said:I dont think you get MY point. It is more damaging to have a penis enter you than your penis to enter another.
I think you're both missing the point that the gravity of all rape is in the emotional trauma, not the physical injury. It's about a gross violation of enterprise, not physical harm.