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The Obnoxious Facts Regarding Societal Ideals Of Normal Adolescent Behavior

Many of you may be asking the question of what it is that causes adolescent girls to gravitate toward adult men who may even be significantly older than them. Quite frankly, I don’t believe that these young girls are just gravitating toward older men, but I also believe that they are gravitating away from boys their own age for very obvious reasons. I say that instead of asking the question repeatedly, society needs to look for the answers and not necessarily the ones that societal fundamentalists in the child advocacy movement and fanatical femi-Nazis put on exhibition in their propaganda to misguide the public at large on this topic. I have emphasized again and again throughout this article that our nation has an epidemic of deadbeat teenage fathers and that the fact that we do has taken most of the moral high ground away from our society to pass judgment on adult men who do enter into marriages with underage female adolescents. Below you will see exactly what I mean when you review the YouTube video showing a public service announcement about a teenage girl who believes to have found the love of her life only to get abandoned and ostracized after her boyfriend finds out that she is pregnant with his baby.

Deadbeat Teenage Fathers Are A Widespread Societal Problem

When men over 21 years old actually treat girls this young more decently in relationships and marriages than teenage boys do in same-age relationships here in our nation, it doesn’t say very much positive about society for assuming that an adolescent girl will be guaranteed a storybook romance if she hooks up with a boy her own age; whereas if she dates and then marries someone a little older than what may be viewed as conventional, she will be doomed to a life of exploitation and abuse. Too many Puritanical pseudo-intellectuals appear to view same-age relationships among adolescents to be a safe haven for adolescent girls 12 years old and older to grow romantically, when it is not always the case.

Not too long ago in Massachusetts, a 14-year-old boy named Philip Chism committed a heinous crime against his 24-year-old schoolteacher. Somehow I get the distinct impression that no parent in their right mind would allow for a 14-year-old boy who fits Philip Chism’s description to take their 13-year-old daughter out on a date to a school dance. Also, no 13-year-old girl would want to date a boy like him either. On YouTube, there used to be a 16-year-old boy who went by the username of Omnipolitics16 and proclaimed to be a pedophile. His YouTube channel was recently shut down and removed altogether for numerous violations of community guidelines. I seriously doubt that even Calah Waskow (YouTuber Kay Waskow), who is currently 15 years old, would give up her obvious interest in older men to go out on a date with this head case despite that he is virtually the same age as her. Moreover, he would not even be attracted to her in the first place inasmuch as adolescent girls his own age do not interest him. Anyone who has the misfortune of ever meeting Omnipolitics16 probably would not give much thought to the situation involving the 16-year-old boy that is described in the YouTube video below.

There are boys as young as 13 and 14 years old who are extremely dangerous to adult women and would never make suitable boyfriends to anyone’s 12- or 13-year-old daughter. There are teenage boys and even pre-teenage boys who cannot be trusted in the company of toddlers.

Some of you may come back at me with the argument that the grass may look greener on the other side of the legal age line for these adolescent girls, but they still have to mow it. To some degree, your argument may have validity to it. However, regardless of what pros and cons may be presented in this debate, nobody can deny that the institution of marriage is truly a way of weeding the good apples out from the bad apples whenever an adolescent minor and an adult wish to make their relationship a legal reality.

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