And the correct term is hebephilia.

Even gay men have beards.

Car Insurance costs quite a bit.

Sadly, I am less inclined to believe this one because of his well-documented history with underage girls.

Being an opportunist is about more than just sex. But thanks for trying to keep things about someone's character in such a narrow context. Might as well let sex offenders be near anyone who is not the same age and/or gender of their victim.

Glad it isn't my college in the headlines. Heyoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!

So a Kingslayer who has a history of taking people from behind is anti-rape in the books? Sounds like one of those "feminist spokes person" dudes who gets caught in a sexual abuse scandal.

I expected more physical contact for an assault.

By modern law, if consent is not obtained in the beginning, it is still rape. So maybe Book Jaime still raped Cersei and the show just laid it out, like with Daenerys and Drogo.

Nvm, a new article has been posted and someone called a milk commercial pornographic. I am done.

Author, I think you are oversexualizing a commercial.

I'm sure plenty of male sex offenders understand how hard it is for a woman.

But he did.

I'm only in Season 3, episode 5. In the woods before the Bastard of Bolton "rescued" him, those three took his pants down and opened their pants in order to rape him.

ikr. People are acting like Jaime was some happy go lucky person who did incest on the side. If they think he can be redeemed, might as well befriend your nearest sexual predator, call Chris Brown a saint, and Joffery a kind boy.

Nail on the head! Also, a lot of that "protection", he did as an opportunist. He lied about Brienne to see how far he could get with his captors. That is why they took his hand when he tried the same argument to make it about himself.

The thing you forget is right after he said he'd rather die, he thanked the gods he was not a woman. Jaime always has been an opportunist.

My Lord! We are at war. Why must you play with your food?

Which rapes do they sexualize? (Please note that the Khaleesi stuff in the book was meant to be a "romance as I hear it".) I'm on Season 3, episode 5 and most of the ones I have seen have been about violence.

The author forgets . . . . Jaime was always bad. He only fought alongside the female knight to serve his own interests. The time he lied to save her form rape was to see how far he could get with his captors. He reached to far and had his hand cut off. No idea how the author saw Jaime as on the up and up. You might as…