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You seem to be confusing desire with what is attainable. If a man can't find a woman that would consent, does that mean he now desires rape, when before he didn
by nhchris 4y ago
You seem to be confusing desire with what is attainable. If a man can't find a woman that would consent, does that mean he now desires rape, when before he didn't?
- coldtea 4y agoI'm saying the opposite: in the case of children, it's not about "attainable" vs "non attainable", as there's no sense of a "consenting child". The mere pedo desire is desire for a subject unable to consent, that is pretty much equivalent to a rape desire.
- nicoburns 4y agoOne can desire something thats not possible. As an analogy, one might desire to be able to jump of a mountain and glide gently to the ground (without any equipment): that doesn’t imply that someone who desires this wishes to die just because humans can’t fly and attempting to fly would be fatal. They desire that not to be the case (even though it is).