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I read it and it seems perfectly fine for teenagers. Go Ask Alice has been something specifically marketed to the same age group for over 50 years and is about
by PuppyTailWags 4y ago
I read it and it seems perfectly fine for teenagers. Go Ask Alice has been something specifically marketed to the same age group for over 50 years and is about a 15-year-old girl being drugged against her will, setting of a spiral off addiction, sex, being raped while on drugs, committing prostitution for drugs, and eventually the death of the protagonist from drug addiction.
- mikrotikker 4y agoTeenagers, yep, remove the porn and its fine for teenagers. A cautionary tale for them that might help them realize people pushing the gender ideology are usually fucked up child abuse survivors who need therapy for the abhorrent crimes that were done to them.
- PuppyTailWags 4y agoI don't think you've read Go Ask Alice, because your post seems to imply you think Go Ask Alice can serve as a warning about gender. Go Ask Alice is actually an anti-drug book and doesn't really talk about gender at all. They're two very different books and I am only using Go Ask Alice as a comparably sexually graphic book that is in the same intended age range.
- mikrotikker 4y agoI have not read Go Ask Alice, no. I'm referring to "Gender Queer". Sexually graphic content should be R18 like porno mags.
- PuppyTailWags 4y agoOkay, please believe me when I say Go Ask Alice has nothing to do with Gender Queer except they have very similar sexual content and are targeted to similar age ranges. Go Ask Alice has been considered historically appropriate for teenagers for over a generation at this point, and therefore I don't really view Gender Queer's sexual content to be inappropriate for teenagers. If we're giving teenagers books where 15 year olds prostitute themselves for drugs, teenagers can also read books where people have consensual sex.