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    Quote Originally Posted by TheOneOnly2 View Post
    Do you know the real reason? Its loss of innocence. There are links to trauma being the cause but if we look at it overall that doesnt explain it - what does explain it is the fact that in modern society children lose their innocence much earlier than ever before due to all the information that is available to them in the media. Just listen to what they hear on the radio for example. The lyrics of the songs they hear.

    "Loss of innocence"

    Sounds very scientific. How do you go about measuring that?

    If females continue to "lose their innocence", does that mean they'll continue to menstruate earlier and earlier on average? A decade from now, will females be menstruating when they're aged five?

    Are you aware that the trend towards earlier menstruation has recently stopped? Does that mean females are no longer losing their innocence?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Adelaide View Post
    I am trying to warn you to proceed carefully with where you're going when you talk about kids in a thread about the age of consent laws.
    OK - all I said was that I love children though. I wasnt going anywhere else with it. And I did work in childrens services for many years - I dont think that makes me a pedo. A guy that worked in childrens services could argue that age of consent laws need to be looked at without it meaning Im a pedo right? Im not suggesting that the age of consent laws be lowered under 14 and even with that Im just asking the question. You yourself told me that a person isnt a pedo unless they are attracted to young people under 13 right?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ethereal View Post
    "Loss of innocence"

    Sounds very scientific. How do you go about measuring that?

    If females continue to "lose their innocence", does that mean they'll continue to menstruate earlier and earlier on average? A decade from now, will females be menstruating when they're aged five?

    Are you aware that the trend towards earlier menstruation has recently stopped? Does that mean females are no longer losing their innocence?
    Well your industrialized society theory doesnt sound any more scientific. And I guess it has to stop somewhere. When did it stop exactly? Can you post a link?

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    Quote Originally Posted by TheOneOnly2 View Post
    Well your industrialized society theory doesnt sound any more scientific.
    Why not?

    And I guess it has to stop somewhere.
    But why did it stop? Have females suddenly stopped losing their innocence?

    When did it stop exactly? Can you post a link?
    https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/12319855/

    ...Over the past century the age at menarche has fallen in industrialized countries, but that trend has stopped and may even be reversing...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lummy View Post

    I think they have pretty low age of consent laws in a lot of Africa. Do you think that is why they have so many young mothers Lummy? Is it culture? Lack of access to birth control? Would western style sex education programs help?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ethereal View Post
    Why not?



    But why did it stop? Have females suddenly stopped losing their innocence?
    Why not? Because some people saying that chemicals in the environment "may" be a factor isnt science.

    And your link seems to be to an old articele/studies. Anyway even if some research "suggests" that early menstruation has levelled off in recent decades thats hardly conclusive is it. And apparently a better marker of the onset of puberty is the development of breast tissue -

    While the age of first menstruation, or menarche, decreased in the early 20th century, some research has suggested onset has shifted little in recent decades.However, Busch and colleagues say looking at menarche as a marker of the onset of puberty is problematic, not least because it often relies on women recalling when their periods began, while menstruation begins later in puberty than other developments.
    Instead the team focused on thelarche, with Busch noting the clinicians had seen a rise in the number of children under eight showing development of glandular breast tissue.
    https://www.theguardian.com/society/...y-year-earlier

    With there being a link between trauma and early menstruation though I think my theory is worth looking at. Trauma causes a loss of innocence - modern society causes a loss of innocence. I would bet on that before chemicals.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ethereal View Post
    Why not?



    But why did it stop? Have females suddenly stopped losing their innocence?
    Family Matters

    In 1991, developmental psychologist Jay Belsky stirred the world of child development by declaring that the timing of puberty could be affected by psychosocial stressors as well as by physical stressors such as starvation and disease. Now at the University of California, Davis, Belsky, after reviewing his own studies, and those of others, through an evolutionary lens, reported that adverse early life experiences and harsh parental environments can accelerate the life course by provoking early puberty.

    “It’s an uncanny finding,” Belsky told The New York Times. “Who would have thought a 7-year-old going through the stress of parental fights and divorce would have earlier puberty as a result? We propose that the time of puberty is regulated and influenced to some extent by these earlier experiences, rather than being a fixed biological given.” It’s not a conscious strategy, Belsky pointed out. But a body that senses dangers ahead will rush the reproductive cycle.
    Puberty encompasses a paradox, Cornell’s Mendle explains. While it is universal, it is also individualized. “Earlier onset of puberty occurs disproportionately among adolescents whose environments are marked by such adversities as child maltreatment, poverty, unstable family structure, harsh or unsupportive parenting, and exposure to partner violence.” Further, she notes, everyone varies in the way they experience puberty—not to mention how they deal with the consequences.
    https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/a...y-earlier-ever

    Loss of innocence. It would not be difficult to argue that modern society causes a collective loss of innocence and this is a factor in relation to females going through puberty earlier. Maybe chemicals are a factor as well.

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    not shocked at all.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TheOneOnly2 View Post
    If you think about it - young people do get a lot of sex education through the schools these days - not to mention the fact that young people have access to more information than ever before.
    Kids are sexualized by the Left. Its disgusting.

    Quote Originally Posted by TheOneOnly2 View Post
    A 14 year old can go to a doctor in the UK and get birth control without their parents knowledge or consent and it should be the same in all US states shouldnt it? I mean what 14 year old doesnt know what sex is - and 14 year olds are people not property after all - their parents do not own them.
    Are you out of your damned mind? Are you sick or something?
    Quote Originally Posted by TheOneOnly2 View Post
    If for one second we can forget this Christian idea that sex is some evil thing
    That is a lie. Your friggin retarded.

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