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*successful because the BoyLover (as an adult) exercises total power and control over their "young friend" due to the age difference | *successful because the BoyLover (as an adult) exercises total power and control over their "young friend" due to the age difference | ||
The above are all myths created by the [[child-abuse industry]] to demonize BoyLovers and ensure that the economic benefits, for the psych-industry, for the [[Prison-industrial complex|prison-industrial complex,]] and for those with political ambitions, of defining BoyLovers as "monsters" will be immense and not be interrupted. | The above are all myths created by the [[Child abuse industry|child-abuse industry]] to demonize BoyLovers and ensure that the economic benefits, for the psych-industry, for the [[Prison-industrial complex|prison-industrial complex,]] and for those with political ambitions, of defining BoyLovers as "monsters" will be immense and not be interrupted. | ||
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Revision as of 17:52, 7 April 2016
The "Pedophile narrative" is a skewed (and false) narrative which always describes the relationships of BoyLovers with their "young friends" as always being:
- abusive
- involving force and coercion
- only for the sexual gratification of the "pedophile" BoyLover
- successful because the BoyLover (as an adult) exercises total power and control over their "young friend" due to the age difference
The above are all myths created by the child-abuse industry to demonize BoyLovers and ensure that the economic benefits, for the psych-industry, for the prison-industrial complex, and for those with political ambitions, of defining BoyLovers as "monsters" will be immense and not be interrupted.
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