Except it’s more intense, with older parts of the nervous system getting mis-developed.
I agree with pretty much everything you said, but I’m confused by what you’re referring to here. If you mean that the parts of the brain that develop in older children and young adults (eg the frontal cortex and prefrontal cortex) get maldeveloped, then I agree with you. If you additionally mean that this has deleterious downstream effects on the limbic system through loss of feedback and control mechanisms, I also agree wholeheartedly. If you mean evolutionarily older parts of the brain or parts that develop earlier in childhood (and there’s overlap there of course), I’m not entirely sure which specific aspects of neuroanatomy you’re referencing.
Could you include additional details if that’s the case?
In any case, the answer to “why shouldn’t one sexually abuse a child” is the same as “why shouldn’t one physically abuse a child,” “why shouldn’t one starve a child,” and “why shouldn’t one force a child to work on large scale heavy machinery in factories for twelve hours per day seven days a week.” It damages the child, it damages the abuser, and it damages society.
What do you think is the coolest designed sci-fi gun?
I mean the physical design of the gun, not the projectile or effect.
The quackening (lemmy.world)
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