How Did you Discover your Attraction with Minors of Any Age?
Re: How Did you Discover your Attraction with Minors of Any Age?
For me it was around covid years.
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Re: How Did you Discover your Attraction with Minors of Any Age?
I was 13, staying at my mom and stepfather's for the summer. My aunt, uncle and cousin came to visit for the weekend, and there wasn't alot of spare sleeping space, so my cousin (who was 3 or 4) was put in the same bed as me. She was wearing a long shirt as pajamas, and when I woke up early before she did, the shirt had ridden up and she had nothing on underneath, and her legs were positioned apart while laying on her back in a way where I could see everything. That kind of sparked something inside my brain, aided by my already raging libido. I had also had quite a few experiences myself when I was young, so that is definitely a contributing factor. I could probably also say that taking baths with my sister, which ended not long before I turned 13, was a factor, too-she was 3 at the time, and was always sitting/laying on me in the tub.
Re: How Did you Discover your Attraction with Minors of Any Age?
It started when I was 4-5 years old, in kindergarten. I didn't know what arousal, erection or sex was. But some mysterious feeling drew me to boys. When we were going through a medical examination in kindergarten and were standing topless, I wanted to snuggle up to one of the boys and cuddle him. I also had fantasies about nudity.One day this feeling brought me and another boy together. Our desires simply coincided. We wanted some kind of mutual closeness and driven by this desire we went into seclusion, began to undress each other and engage in petting. Of course we got caught.
This was and remains my only experience with a other boy. I grew up in a homophobic environment, and I tried to ignore these feelings until I accepted them at 16.
This was and remains my only experience with a other boy. I grew up in a homophobic environment, and I tried to ignore these feelings until I accepted them at 16.
Men hate each other because they fear each other. They fear each other because they don’t know each other, and they don’t know each other because they don’t communicate with each other.
Martin Luther King, Jr.
Martin Luther King, Jr.