Guest blog: Neo-Coverture, Minor Edition

[BLueRibbon]

Regular reader Shotacon writes in with a piece on how minors have been subjugated much like women of prior generations. This is a long one, but well worth the read.

https://www.brianribbon.com/guest-artic ... or-edition

[bnkywuv]

I'd love to send this to EVERY SINGLE anti I come across saying all their doing is protecting children and having overprotective instincts...with your permission to do so, of course.

[BLueRibbon]

I'd love to send this to EVERY SINGLE anti I come across saying all their doing is protecting children and having overprotective instincts...with your permission to do so, of course.

Spread far and wide, although I do need to point out that I am not the author of this piece.

[bnkywuv]

I'd love to send this to EVERY SINGLE anti I come across saying all their doing is protecting children and having overprotective instincts...with your permission to do so, of course.

Spread far and wide, although I do need to point out that I am not the author of this piece.

I know but it is your blog.

[CantChainTheSpirit]

Another good post and an interesting subject.
I can see this article being approachable from outside map circles since it isn't focused on minor attraction, it doesn't even mention maps except right at the end.

If that sentence was removed then as an article it would be entirely about the rights or minors and the harms they face today, subjects people like to discuss and even sex is presented in a very approachable way. Parenting is a hot topic today, people often talk about how kids today are soft, they're pampered and weak, there are always memes and posts about it. The question of why never really comes up, it's just constant attacks on how weak kids are.

An article like this comes at that from a different angle, starting with the "why?". That's important because most people know the symptoms, few people stop to consider the cause. This post presents the cause and even goes to the area of sex but in an approachable way. It isn't about maps, it is about youth rights and agency.

I would like to see this post tweaked to remove mention of maps at the end and presented in a more neutral place, not a map blog because that immediately makes people suspicious of the motives behind the post. I'd recommend removing it from this blog and presenting it in a neutral blog, even a parenting blog and have neutral people including parents link to it. I know some people who would. That's how posts get picked up, form debate and discussion, some people attack it through memes, others back it, but even attacking memes raise awareness. I would like to see this and similar articles presented somewhere more neutral.