A blog by Katie Cruz
Should we defend LGBTQ people’s status in society if they condemn us? While being a MAP doesn’t make one LGBTQ, there are a lot of people who are LQBTQ who are also MAPs. I for one am a lesbian along with being a MAP. And I know several trans and queer MAPs as well. So
This is an open plea to the MAP community as a whole. No matter your ideology. No matter the age or gender you’re attracted to. No matter the extent of your attraction. No matter if you have never offended or you are a repentant past offender. We are one community. I think we can all
This article is outdated and many things in here are no longer relevant. It’s included here for archival purposes. A MAP’s Guide to Twitter Twitter is a social network that is used for quickly disseminating news and ideas as well as conversing with others around the world, in a public timeline format of brief posts.
This was originally posted to the Visions of Alice forum. This past weekend, I traveled to Baltimore, Maryland, United States, to participate in the B4U-ACT 2018 Symposium: Expanding Focus. This was my first time attending such an event, and my first time meeting other self-proclaimed MAPs. Upon arriving at the conference center, I seen a
Anytime I debate the merits of child love with someone outside of the community, they always direct the conversation towards sex. They are hung up on the sexual aspect of the relationship. Most people outside the community don’t realize that we have genuine feelings for children. What I suggest is that we steer the conversation