Two pedophiles and their long term partners discuss how their relationships began, how minor attraction was disclosed, and what happened next.

In this episode Zurc and Timothy introduce their wonderful spouses. We get an extremely rare glimpse into the married life of pedophiles.

This is a unique episode and Timothy and Zurc are greatly indebted to their wonderful partners Uhura and Newt respectively.

We cover how we told our spouses about our orientation, how our spouses responded, Timothy's husband and Zurc's wife get a chance to talk about their unique experiences together. It's really quite fun. It was really meaningful to everyone involved in this episode to have this opportunity and we are excited to share it with you!

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About the author: Bly, Timothy and Zurc recorded this single-episode podcast in 2021, to highlight the fact that MAPs have normal relationships and families. The original episode remains live at Buzzsprout.

This podcast only made it as far as Episode 1, as participants dropped out.

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As soon as she couldn't handle it, I was like, no, I'm done. Uh, this won't work, nice try, I'm gonna pull out, and I left.

Sara, partner of a MAP, interviewed about the process of finding out and adjusting.

Suppose we (temporarily) turn away from what is legal and what isn't and address only what is right and wrong?