Get help! It isn't normal! Stay away from kids! Thanks for the suggestions, but...

Bly Rede is a co-director of Virtuous Pedophiles. Blog posts reflect his personal views, and are not statements from the organisation.

Things you're overlooking when you yell "get help"...

~ You don't know what help is available
~ You don't know what it consists of
~ You don't know what it can and can't achieve
~ You don't know who is in need of it and to what extent
~ You don't know who you're talking to

Things you're overlooking when you yell, "it isn't normal!"...

~ Normal isn't a synonym for "morally OK"
~ If someone isn't normal, pointing that out adds nothing to solving anyone's problems.
~ Everyone has a normality, and those can include things that aren't normal for others

Things you're overlooking when you yell, "stay away from kids!"

~ There are kids everywhere
~ Many MAPs are themselves still kids and at school
~ Many people have kid relatives
~ The important thing is that you behave responsibly if you're going to encounter them

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It's important to understand what really harms children so we aim to prevent the right things.

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This may be a bleak picture, but we need to understand the reality gap we face.

A short Twitter thread on how sex education could be in the future

It's important to understand what really harms children so we aim to prevent the right things.

This may be a bleak picture, but we need to understand the reality gap we face.