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I agree, Lady Taz, but you also consider the circumstances. A child is brought up learning from 'role models.' The child adapts to the role model's standards, shares a similar point of view (albiet unable to fully comprehend it) until around sixteen or so, during Teenage Rebellion and pubertly, where the child attempts to find a vantage point for life. Depending on the role model, diffent circumstances can occur. If I had my dad as a role model, I'd be a workshop geek who can rip apart a robot or computer and put it back together again blindfolded. Needless to say, I'm not. My role model growing up was a neighbor who built cars, model airplanes, and I swear had a fishing pole grafted to his arm. I learned all those things cold. Now if you take away that situation and insert another, like a teacher who lusts after children, and the chilld comes to regard her as a role model, then it is easy to 'program' a child in the sense as to see you as a sex symbol. And although a good portion of your parents teachings are cast away in puberty, some stay, I, even at nineteen, still find it fun to get up at five and go fishing. This boy could still (subconsciosly) regard his former teacher as a role model, and now that she's free, he can attempt to make it up to her by miarrige. As to the 'love' question, if the two truly care about one another, then by all means, let them get married. If it's just a sex relationship, as it was in grade school, she'll get a divorce, and we'll forget about it. I don't condone pedophiliac behavior in the slightest, I belive it is a mindset, not a mutation. To 'cure' a pedophile is difficult, since you must alter the point of view that individual has chosen. I simply belive it is difficult to change.
""As I sit before the fire, I wonder how many before myself have been burned.'"
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