For Italians and Italian-speaking friends, I'm launching a new blog "Lo Specchio di Ganimede" ("Ganymede's Mirror").
The main idea of the blog is to share translated articles on MAP topics from various blogs and forums, making them more accessible to those who may not be fluent in English. Occasionally, I'll also publish original content.
Come check it out!
When society judges without understanding, it silences hearts that yearn for connection.
FairBlueLove wrote: Mon Mar 02, 2026 9:57 pm
Hi everyone!
For Italians and Italian-speaking friends, I'm launching a new blog "Lo Specchio di Ganimede" ("Ganymede's Mirror").
The main idea of the blog is to share translated articles on MAP topics from various blogs and forums, making them more accessible to those who may not be fluent in English. Occasionally, I'll also publish original content.
Come check it out!
It looks pretty professional, it's a shame I can't read Italian
Exclusive MAP
Bisexual child-lover Nobody in the world, nobody in history has ever gotten their freedom by appealing to the moral sense of the people who were oppressing them.
At least for the four articles published to date there is the English counterpart, linked at the beginning. Two articles are from Brian's blog, one from a guest-post on Heretictoc, and the one on vigilantism has been translated into English and published here on Mu.
When society judges without understanding, it silences hearts that yearn for connection.
P.S. I missed advertising the earlier blog posts, but moving forward, I’ll make sure to promote all new content - even if it’s just for the only other Italian on the forum
When society judges without understanding, it silences hearts that yearn for connection.
What if some of society's problems stem from rigidly separating adult and child into purely asexual spheres? The stigma surrounding early sexuality prevents us from viewing these dynamics as natural social mechanisms, paradoxically turning what could be a vital element in a child’s development—and thus their future social stability—into the biggest problem of our culture.
This research underscores the need for further studies on human socio-sexual development, highlighting how social taboos often hinder a full understanding of these natural processes. By learning from primates, we can gain insights that help us better value and protect the rights of all individuals, including those who feel attraction to minors, within a context that emphasizes social harmony and personal well-being.
A shout-out to aeterna91 for the post which brought to my attention the original article.
When society judges without understanding, it silences hearts that yearn for connection.
New Blog: "Lo Specchio di Ganimede"
