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Originally posted by Red NightArk and I are good friends, and we can joke with each other like that. Plus he said I could post it, just to see what people would say. Lots of times we consult on what random crap he should talk about, and how mean I can be to him. And I wouldn't do that to anyone, especially not a personal friend. 😕
The picture was funny, but I think it was wrong of you to post it. It was very childish for someone who wants to be treated like an adult.
Originally posted by Red NightTrue. But give it a chance. Fine, I'll just give you my reply here.
I haven't seen anything approximating a real debate. All I've seen is childish antics.
I understand it and disagree. I think that protecting someone's innocence is just prolonging the inevitable. The sooner children learn about sex and other uncomfortable topics, the better and more responsible people they'll be. You're only trying to make children live the naive childhood that you had. But times have changed, and you need to accept that.
Originally posted by ark13That's not the point. It was never the point. The point is and always has been that responsible adults shouldn't be "teaching" strange children on the internet.
True. But give it a chance. Fine, I'll just give you my reply here.
I understand it and disagree. I think that protecting someone's innocence is just prolonging the inevitable. The sooner children learn about sex and other uncomfortable topics, the better and more responsible people they'll be. You're only trying to make children live the naive childhood that you had. But times have changed, and you need to accept that.
Go ahead live your life, learn, grow, make mistakes, do great things, engage in all sorts of activities; but don't demand that I, or any other adult, engage in activity that is immoral and possibly illegal.