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Previously on "Woman jailed for sex with 12 year old boy"

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  • TimberWolf
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    Originally posted by BolshieBastard View Post
    Its like the drowning in a barrel of whiskey joke where the person got out 10 times to go for a piss.
    (first time I've heard that joke)

    I've vague recollections about 3 blokes in a boat floating on a sea of alcohol, but that's all I can remember about that joke. It's the way I tell 'em.

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  • SuperZ
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    Originally posted by MaryPoppins View Post
    Our responsibility as adults is not to exploit that. She is still a paedophile, but because (like you say) it's perceived that the males of the species are more "in control", it isn't reported in the same way as if a 12 year old girl had begged a 36 year old man to take her to bed, for example.

    As for the point about harrassment at work, not sure I agree entirely. I have never 'reported' anyone for harrassment, but have been (and possibly am being) subject to it, as most girlies on here probably have. Unless it becomes physical, I am also usually able to handle it.
    Yep, exactly, she is a paedophile, but is is interesting why it is perceived differently and in this case some people can find it slightly amusing.

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  • OwlHoot
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    Originally posted by xoggoth View Post

    Yes but they weren't and, given the difference in attitudes of the sexes to casual sex, that is very relevent.

    Being that age before soft porn was readily available in shops I had to make do with my sister's copies of Horse and Hound.


    At times it must have been hard to decide, between them and some of the society gels, which was which.

    Didn't you also read National Geographic, for the more ethnic dimension?

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  • MaryPoppins
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    Originally posted by SuperZ View Post
    True, and I'm sure this could cause disagreement, but male and female bodies are a little different, as they are psychologically different also.

    Lets consider sexual harrassment. As an adult, in the workplace I have been sexually harrassed by a much older woman before, but if I had reported it people would find it rather funny. Why didn't I report it? Because I found it amusing also. Sure I felt uncomfortable at times. Women however are likely to take it a little more seriously, and are more sensitive in such matters than guys. If a women gets unwanted attention from a guy she is much much more likely to report it than a guy getting unwanted attention from a women.

    Rightly or wrongly, I see a 12 year old girl as more delicate that a 12 year old boy who is likely even around that age to want to stick his thing in places...any place . Forget politics and correctness and equality, a 12 year old girl being unwantedly stuffed by a 36 year old guy is more disgusitng than a 12 year old boy getting a stiffy and pronging a 36 year old women, is it not? Males do have a little more control over such matters also.
    Sure - he is 12 years old, and thinks that is what he wants. Our responsibility as adults is not to exploit that. She is still a paedophile, but because (like you say) it's perceived that the males of the species are more "in control", it isn't reported in the same way as if a 12 year old girl had begged a 36 year old man to take her to bed, for example.

    As for the point about harrassment at work, not sure I agree entirely. I have never 'reported' anyone for harrassment, but have been (and possibly am being) subject to it, as most girlies on here probably have. Unless it becomes physical, I am also usually able to handle it.

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  • SuperZ
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    Originally posted by k2p2 View Post
    WSS. Twelve year olds are children. Not borderline adults, but kids.
    True, and I'm sure this could cause disagreement, but male and female bodies are a little different, as they are psychologically different also.

    Lets consider sexual harrassment. As an adult, in the workplace I have been sexually harrassed by a much older woman before, but if I had reported it people would find it rather funny. Why didn't I report it? Because I found it amusing also. I never even considered it harrassment until I told a female friend about it.Sure I felt uncomfortable at times. Women however are likely to take it a little more seriously, and are more sensitive in such matters than guys. If a women gets unwanted attention from a guy she is much much more likely to report it than a guy getting unwanted attention from a women.

    Rightly or wrongly, I see a 12 year old girl as more delicate that a 12 year old boy who is likely even around that age to want to stick his thing in places...any place . Forget politics and correctness and equality, a 12 year old girl being unwantedly stuffed by a 36 year old guy is more disgusitng than a 12 year old boy getting a stiffy and pronging a 36 year old women, is it not? Males do have a little more control over such matters also.

    How many guys who were drugged, tied up and later raped by two women would report it? I don't think I would. Why not? Well, in a stressful situation I wouldn't even be able to erm perform. If I did perform, then obviously I would be happy with the situation

    Don't get me wrong, that situation is wrong, but 200 times? THis should be a story of "36 year old TRIED to seduce 12 year old boy but boy reported it"
    Last edited by SuperZ; 26 February 2010, 21:02.

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  • xoggoth
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    Yes, MP that's what I meant too. I knew one bloke of school it happened to (although he was 15, not 12) and we were all full of envy.

    PS It is nature which defines who is adult and who isn't, the legal definition is a compromise. Probably some 18 year olds are less ready for relationships than some 14 year olds.
    Last edited by xoggoth; 26 February 2010, 20:32.

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  • mudskipper
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    Originally posted by Zippy View Post
    Actually, I'd like to make a serious point. Would we be laughing if she was a he, and he was a 12 year old girl?
    Probably not ...
    WSS. Twelve year olds are children. Not borderline adults, but kids.

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  • lightng
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    Wasn't she on "Take Me Out" last week?

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  • MaryPoppins
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    Originally posted by xoggoth View Post
    Yes but they weren't and, given the difference in attitudes of the sexes to casual sex, that is very relevent.
    I was more referring to the childs age.

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  • xoggoth
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    Yes but they weren't and, given the difference in attitudes of the sexes to casual sex, that is very relevent.

    Being that age before soft porn was readily available in shops I had to make do with my sister's copies of Horse and Hound.
    Last edited by xoggoth; 26 February 2010, 20:06.

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  • MaryPoppins
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    Originally posted by BolshieBastard View Post
    I think dipping his wick was more reward to him than a pair of trainers!
    Interesting though, people's reaction to stories like this - I wonder what the reaction would be if the genders were reversed.

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  • BolshieBastard
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    Originally posted by MaryPoppins View Post
    Nah, it says he got a pair of trainers as a 'reward' for the 100th time.

    I think dipping his wick was more reward to him than a pair of trainers!

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  • SuperZ
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    That's more of a GILF, or better still a GiNlf (N meaning NOT).

    Eww, she hasn't exactly matured into a sexy older woman some kid might fancy.

    Best go to specsavers, poor kid. Hope they have offered him some psychiatrict help

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  • MaryPoppins
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    Originally posted by BolshieBastard View Post
    Yeah but 200 times? He was sure put off by the 50th
    Nah, it says he got a pair of trainers as a 'reward' for the 100th time.

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  • Zippy
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    Actually, I'd like to make a serious point. Would we be laughing if she was a he, and he was a 12 year old girl?
    Probably not ...

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