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Originally posted by Starbug3MY
The only PHYSICAL RISKS to teen mothers and the babies of teen mothers (if they survive the abortion chambers) are that they have no daddy in the picture to physically protect them, a lot of babies' daddies do not physically support them. Almost every time a single mother's child is killed, it turns out to be "the mothers live-in boyfriend"!
Also, there is a great PHYSICAL RISK to a pregnant teen with an unborn child, with a teen father who does not want to be responsible and that being battered and hit until one or both are dead.
I really don't know why you are bringing this up. It seems off the topic of sexual abusers of boys and those who cheer them on.
Originally posted by Sherlock Holmes
I agree that there's a terrible double standard here.
I don't believe people when they say there's a difference between boys having sexual relations with a female teacher and girls having sex with a male teacher.
If the only difference involved was the gender, then these same people must think it's all right for a 30-year-old gay male teacher to have sex with a 14 or 15-year-old boy.
After all, that would just be a normal teenage boy responding to his hormones, wouldn't it ?
Originally posted by spacedonkI had a young female teacher who got her rocks off getting pupils back to her house and having naked massage and other stuff whilst her boyfriend was stoned and asleep upsatirs.
Originally posted by spacedonkFrom personal experience it was fun, not damaging in any way and I was 17 the one time it happened. Was it exploitative? For sure but both ways teenage male fantasy fulfilled and crossed off the list!
Originally posted by Sherlock Holmes
She was clearly an extremely messed up individual, and it's hard to know who was being more exploited: her pupils that she was taking advantage of, or her ?
Originally posted by spacedonkFrom personal experience it was fun, not damaging in any way and I was 17 the one time it happened. Was it exploitative? For sure but both ways teenage male fantasy fulfilled and crossed off the list!
Originally posted by Sherlock Holmes
I personally believe there's a difference between 17 and 18-year-old ''boys', and some younger ones. However, that is a debate about the age of consent, rather than a debate about a teacher-pupil sexual interaction.
New Jersey Code of Criminal Justice - 2C:14-2 Sexual assault.[]a. An actor is guilty of aggravated sexual assault if he commits an act of sexual penetration with another person under any one of the following circumstances:[] (2)The victim is at least 13 but less than 16 years old; and[](b)The actor has supervisory or disciplinary power over the victim by virtue of the actor's legal, professional, or occupational status, or
Originally posted by Sri Oracle
But that doesn't mean the best thing to do is commit her to a mental institution and try him as an adult for sexual assault of in incompetent; so we have to be careful of what we "label" the situation.
Originally posted by Sri OracleIn this situation, in the end: nobody was hurt, no child was born, and both parties had "fantasies fulfilled", and the younger party looks back, to this date, with fondness of the event. So where is the crime?
Originally posted by Sri Oracle
What is "extremely messed up"? How is this situation any different than two drunk adults at a bar having sex in a van and then never talking to one another again?
Originally posted by Sri Oracle
both subjects play into "SEXTRA CREDIT The big list" and both are considered "aggravating or mitigating" circumstances.
Originally posted by Sri OracleIn and of itself, there is the element that a "teacher" "pupil" interaction DOES (depending upon jurisdiction) represent and aggravating circumstance because there is the "position of power".
In NJ if an 16 year old paid "baby sitter" has sex with a 15 1/2 year old "child" in temporary custody, then that 16 year old can be tried as an adult for a first degree felony.
Is that really an abusive 1st degree crime equal to murder? Or is it just law and perceptions getting in the way of nature?