>>10995
>>10995
>How do they sexually satisfy themselves?
How do you think? They have sex with their partners and fantasize. You seem to be under this misimpression that pedophiles can't have satisfying sex with adults—they do and can. Even exclusive pedophiles can with a bit more effort. I know a couple of exclusive and near exclusive pedophiles; they all have decent sex lives. Yes, it's far from ideal, but it's what we have. It's what we all have at the moment—Democrat activism and adult-posting on /leftypol/ are illegal. You have to make deal with legal porno, legal relationships and fantasizing. That's what's realistic.
They're as happy as can be reasonably expected.
>The thing is...
You're just talking out of your behind here. The kids grow up; they change. So do their interests and who they're interested in. People can move apart without some major rift occuring. That's reality. Don't be silly. Have better counterpoints rooted in how relationships actually work.
No? What functional 19-year-old young woman is the same emotionally and intellectually as she was at 8? A college freshman is absurdly different from an elementary schooler in virtually every aspect: emotionally, intellectually, in their interests and pursuits, and so on. Have you ever interacted with minors... at various ages? They're typically immensely distinct from one another at every group.
>5 is too young...
You're missing the point, maybe purposefully.
The issue I was making there was that just because you form a relationship young, that doesn't mean you're the most important person in the world to that young person forever. People can and do move on all the time. And even in relationships that once important, that dynamic can change and the child will be fine.
>Shouldn't be in a relationship that won't last...
The relationship will go on however long it needs to or should, same as any. Pedophiles aren't know "pumping and dumping" their young friends like teleiophiles do their partners. We respect them, love them and treat them right. But we aren't married to them, and shouldn't be expected to meet your personal standards of whatever. We do the best we can, and that's all that can be asked. Period.
>A relationship that can be broken for example by moving out should never be sexual.
<That's just, like, your opinion, man.
>Partners in a child-adult relationship aren't equal but it feels as you are treating them as such.
Who said we were equals? What relationships have you honestly had? You're assuming too much, and it's silly. We know we're not really equals; but we still try and respect children. That's not hard. It's not a mystery to take them seriously.