The Virtuous Pedophiles support group naturally has many young men in it, some of them fairly nerdy.

Ethan Edwards is the co-founder of Virtuous Pedophiles. Blog posts reflect his personal views, and are not statements from the organization.

The Virtuous Pedophiles support group naturally has many young men in it, some of them fairly nerdy.Someone suggested that being a virtuous pedophile is like being required to play the game of life on "expert level" or in "expert mode".

I like it. It recognizes the challenges, but implies they can be overcome, and doesn't focus on unhappiness.

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We want kids protected from child pornography - both as victims and as users

As a class, psychopaths commit an enormous number of crimes and almost always go back to a life of crime when released from prison.

Todd reports the vast majority of the emails he has gotten are supportive.