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From: Tedn'Alice@notellin.com
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Subject: Re: re. Do boylovers hurt boys?
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Date: Sun, 22 Jul 2007 02:26:13 GMT
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On 21 Jul 2007 20:22:02 -0500, unkn <76636@lol.com> wrote:
> hello Lipschitz and excuse my former insolence. I can't prevent it and
>I'm sorry.
>
> Like we all agree about who is the guilty and therefore, causes the
>harm, this discussion is at risk of becoming superfluous. Anyway I'll
>try to insist on something. I told before that taking risks, transgress
>the law I mean, is a personal decision and perhaps more than that, a
>personal life style. If you are happy the way you live, fantasizing,
>then I can't do more than encourage you to continue this way. I know
>that there are a lot of people who is happy enjoying what God gave them
>and not lamenting about what God deprived of (like Robinson Crusoe used
>to say). For your concern, I'll tell you that I don't believe in God,
>and if I did, I'd have to think that he's a cynic bastard.
>
> Well, returning to the point, if you're happy this way then it's ok
>with me. But, if I suffer, is this ok with you? And, do you think that
>I'm the only one? Did you ever depress before? Heavily depressed I mean.
>You obviously have the right to don't give a shit about how I (or we)
>can feel, but well, i'm just curious about what you have to say to the
>people like me and the future people like me. What do you have to say to
>all those boys who grow up in pure bitterness? That this world have his
>rules and they cannot break them? That they have to learn to live
>humiliated and isolated? That they won't be able to rest in the arms of
>their beloved ones because others decided that this was filthy and
>depraved? That they'll feel somedays like blowing up their brains but
>with time they'll control this? Is this surviving for you? For me it's
>dying. So then, I'm afraid to say that I don't share your suggestions.
>You wish me luck, maybe sarcastically, changing the world. Thank you. I
>realise that I'm not more than a bunch of empty ideals. But it's not in
>my plans to renounce to them. I'm more than willing to fill my ideals.
>You bet.
> I'm not surprised about those stories you and Ted related and that
>ended nicely. I know, cause I know myself, that there're very few people
>more concerned about the boys' welfare than the bls. I'm not surprised
>of the sad stories neither. As long as the world exist, injustices and
>abuses will exist too. But this is not a reason to give up. We are much
>more conscious of reality than they are, though this is something they
>will never recognise.
>
> To conclude I want to thank HMSVictor and... I hope he read this, btw.
>I enjoyed very much, as allways, your little piece of biography. You
>know, I also had a young friend when I was a teen. I was brutally in
>love with him, I can say, and I'd have loved to...well, to 'eat' him,
>but not in the Yanonami way. He liked me too, but not as much :P. You
>know, we were too brave to care about the sin, but in that social storm
>that is the adolescence, we never were able to get rid of the shame. Who
>wants to be a little fag when you're just 14yo? Who wants to face that
>disgrace?. Now I have to blame me and remember with sadness every moment
>gone in the wind, and ask myself how it could have been if the world had
>been a little better, if I had been a little better. I don't want more
>boys passing through this. Wouldn't you wish that young Victor could
>have tried (just tried) to search the affection of any of his friends,
>without the omnipresent fear to be publicly pointed and vexed? It's
>noble to fight for these boys, and it's noble to fight for us, you can
>be sure of it.
>
>just that, regards.
Victor is a little too candid for his own good, I fear. One can never
be too careful, given the present state of things regarding BoyLove.
There are societies in which homosexual attractions and behaviors are
accepted among teens, teens who will mature, take a wife and sire a
family. Sexual knowledge that we of the West consider private,
shameful and even obscene is everyday knowledge to traditional Pacific
Islanders [I knew there was some reason I liked Oceania]. A ten year
old Trobriand Islander boy could explain in detail the anatomy of both
male and female genitalia with the accuracy of an obstetrician.
The Baron Von Gloeden, who was sexually attracted to teen boys, found
many willing models for both photography and, apparently, frolic among
the Italian lads. It is said that during that time, a certain
boy-on-boy sexual activity was expected and accepted, explained that
the boy needed release of some kind, since he could not be alone with
girls.
No shame.
Little wonder the good Baron spent so much time in Italy, as did Von
Pluschow.
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