MAP Forum

I'm back in a limited capacity.

I will be away again, probably for around a week, although it might be a little longer.

The message is in the title!

[...] MAPs must win with whatever means available [...]


Yes!


Attention from antis is a good thing so long as we have resilient websites and orgs that don't fold at the slightest controversy. MAP activism initiatives need publicity to get off the ground and gain traction. We should be trying ...

I wouldn't wish ICE on my worst enemy, frankly, and furthermore I think it'd be a bad look for the community as a whole. I'm not really a they go low we go high moralist but tipping them off sounds like a really bad idea


Well, there are two ways to win 'friends'. One is via charm appeals ...

I wouldn't wish ICE on my worst enemy, frankly, and furthermore I think it'd be a bad look for the community as a whole. I'm not really a they go low we go high moralist but tipping them off sounds like a really bad idea


Well, there are two ways to win 'friends'. One is via charm appeals and an ...

I'm not sure trying to infiltrate or harm the local group involved in the harassment is going to be helpful. Any kind of provocation is likely to be interpreted as their own work, and they are a small and localized target. It could end up as a Jack McLellan situation or worse.

Well, we've found ...

In the past few days, I've heard news of two MAP organizations barricading or closing their doors. The first was the BL Talk and associated Fawnlet magazine project, which is on hiatus after one of its editors freaked out about being mentioned in a silly little YouTube video. The second, and much ...

A very short article...

Reading social media discussions on sexual attraction to children, you'll inevitably come across arguments that MAPs should be able to access therapy. I agree wholeheartedly! Unfortunately, such arguments are often predicated on the notion that violating the law would still ...

Radicalization by algorithm is a problem, in general.

But also, sexual interest in children is normal, and OK.