A blog by Katie Cruz
I’d like a world, filled with love for everyone. I kind of like the John Lennon song Imagine. That’s probably the best description. If we could all love each other, I think it would all fall into place. We could even love across those arbitrary and imaginary age lines.
It’s one that no matter what, when she’s older, she never looks back with any sort of contempt. It’s a lifelong friendship, even if that’s all that it ever is or becomes. It’s always putting her well-being above my own. It’s filled with lots of hugs, cuddles, affection. It’s mentoring and nurturing her to be
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
This was originally in reply to a MAP in distress who felt conflicted between their orientation and their Christian faith. As a human being and especially as a Christian, we’re all going to be given temptation from time to time. We usually can’t help the temptation that comes our way. Being tempted doesn’t make you
Christianity is not incompatible with minor attraction. Contrary to popular belief, there is nothing in The Bible that forbids it. Paul’s first letter to the Corinthians 7:36 reads: “But if any man think that he behaveth himself uncomely toward his virgin, if she pass the flower of her age, and need so require, let him