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Comment on Agnes Chan: “We’ll Be Back, You Damn Lolicon!” by LunarSD:

1 out of every 4 men are suffering from mental sickness? That must be a hell of a head cold then.

Almost as prevalent as vagrant bigotry. Have you seen your doctor lately :P

“Sexual Arousal and Arousability to Pedophilic Stimuli in a Community Sample of Normal Men”, Nagayama Hall, Hirschman & Oliver, Behavior Therapy 26, 681-694, 1995

—–(as used in a different source)—–

[snip]
Physiological desires are another category of behavioral influence that does not necessarily dictate one’s actual behavior. According to one study by Nagayama Hall, Hirschman & Oliver, more than 25% of normal men exhibited penile arousal to heterosexual pedophilic stimuli that was equal or greater to their arousal from heterosexual adult stimuli. This is a conservative figure for the objective of this document, as the study did not include homo-erotic stimuli or adolescent stimuli, bringing the likely ratio of males presently functioning on a normal level in society who nevertheless experience erotic thoughts about minors considerably higher than one out of every four. The study then went on to empirically confirm that “…arousal to pedophilic stimuli does not necessarily correspond with pedophilic behavior”.

What this substantive category of people need is a venue to convert these impulses into a more socially acceptable form. Prurient fiction [context note for SanCon post: such as 2D lolicon] is the only available means to sublimate sexual impulses without actually committing them, and is therefore too necessary an element of societal health to suddenly and aimlessly prohibit. Without fantasy to expel the taboo-breaking impulses of at least one out of every four men, what remains?
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LunarSD made other comments on this post:

• Agnes Chan: “We’ll Be Back, You Damn Lolicon!”:
  

  By all means Miroku, visit here and please voice that opinion in detail. Read our document (5 pages currently, 15 sources from respectable scientific journals and authors), note where you think it could be misinterpreted and why, and we’ll try and come up with better angles.

• Agnes Chan: “We’ll Be Back, You Damn Lolicon!”:
  

  I think you might be on to something.

• Agnes Chan: “We’ll Be Back, You Damn Lolicon!”:
  

  *(or wait until our group finds a good translator) ^^;

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