Youths As MAP Advocates

[reptanim]

I have wondered recently of the possibility of youths out there that have had healthy, enriching romantic/sexual relationships with legal adults, being advocates for MAPs. I am sure that the pressure and scorn and manipulation tactics they would receive from the normies/antis/LEA if they did show vocal advocacy would be brutal, but, if there were a group of them that wanted to advocate despite that, it would be a great win for our cause, and we could express to them how we advocate for their rights as a youth, and that they are not alone in their struggles.
I remember seeing a website that had testimonies from people reflecting on the relationships they had with men/women when they were minors, and they describe how there was no grooming, no manipulation, no forced actions-just consensual, loving relationships that they still look very fondly on to this day. I also have a YF in her early teens that I talk to alot; she has recently started having sex, and has become somewhat promiscuous (I say that as a simple fact and not as a judgement), and every guy she has been with, including the guy that took her virginity, were well into legal adulthood. She was never pressured or groomed-she enjoys sex, and she will not be forced into doing anything she doesn't want to do.
Will the day ever come that their voices will start to be heard, both advocating for their autonomy, as well as for the adults that are attracted to them/in relationships with them?

[ReArm!]

Unfortunately it's difficult because of both the imposed victimhood and the widespread lack of political education until well into the late teens. But yeah, it'd be great ngl

[NeverLoseKibou]

Kids are even less franchised than we are, they have no power, respect or rights of autonomy. There are youth movements that try to get respect and acceptance in society, but outside of map communities they're fighting a very negative and aggressive wall. They need to push for more political rights just as women did, only people with voting power can even attempt to make a difference.