In Brock’s case it was one opportunity, one time. In the case of this doctor, it was ongoing and constant exposure. I personally think that there is a large number of people who have a pretty vague/malleable idea of the notion of consent to begin with.
As the example male in your question, no I don’t think that…
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“You talk about it as though really wanting to engage in sexual activity is enough to turn a person into a sexual predator, and it’s not.”
So the short answer is no, you are not certain. You have an “understanding” but it’s no more objectively true than my point of view that it is a possibility it could happen due to exposure.
I never said women predators didn’t exist, just that the are a vast minority. You’re a fucking ridiculous moron, buh-bye.
I appreciate your more nuanced explanation of this. I guess my question would be, is it in the majority of cases that power is the motivation rather than sexual attraction? I’m not trying to chip away at what you said, just trying to understand better.
Nope, that’s not what I said, nor was it my point and you know it. Since you are unable to back up your assertion that “Women are caught molesting children all the time” with actual data, you are I guess trying other methods unrelated to objective statistics to convince me. We have all seen the teachers who have been…
Good points. Today is not our best day for metaphors.
“I’m not doing your googling for you” = “I don’t actually know, I just said some shit that sounded good to support my argument with no basis in fact.”
cya.
If I’ve communicated my point and you see my argument, then that is good enough for discussion. I don’t require agreement, but I do appreciate clarity. Your tobacco metaphor is perhaps a poor choice simply because sexuality is a massively more powerful motivational force in human nature. I don’t know if this is any…
You’re right that I should have been more clear, but I did say “that job” in my original post meaning a job where his duties involve massaging underage women. But are you honestly so absolutely certain that having such a job would not taint one’s thoughts? Would you be willing to risk your own child’s welfare for…
Because parents molesting their children is unheard of???
What’s unfortunate is your reading comprehension.
No I’m saying that anyone whose job it is to massage young girls on a daily basis is inevitably going to have some pervy thoughts. Keeping those thoughts to yourself/dispelling those thoughts or acting on them is the difference between most people and sexual predators.
Show me statistics for “all the time” please.
Hmm just “wrong” or just a possibility that is too uncomfortable for you to admit?
yes, but I repeat, no shit sherlock!
Agreed, but most of their jobs do not entail massaging underage girls. I’m being specific when I say “that job”
Hang on there, you sure you want to misread it as many other commenters already have? A job where your duties are massaging young girls, yeah I will stand by that being a perv dream job.
Agreed. No one is saying otherwise. Lots of people unable to read though.