[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by lostalex

i disagree, the responsibility is never with the children.

I still get carded occasionally when i buy alcohol and i'm a 33 y/o man. so don't tell me that it's impossible to check ages on girls you sleep with. in fact i think most girls would be flattered by that. if a girl doesn't have ID and acts offended guess what, she's probably underage! i know i'm flattered when i get carded.

I get where you're coming from, but I would imagine that it's a mood killer asking someone are you a child or a young adult?

[the truth]

I actually agree with alex that a man (AND A WOMAN) must now ask for id before he has sex with anyone. even then check the validity of the id. also its high time men complained about women who grope them...or pester them or make endless lewd comments especially in the workplace. why should guys always laugh it off?

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by Amy Jade

the small willy part?

That and that women can get away with more sexual violations than men can.

Just see an interview with Joel McHale getting his shirt ripped off.

[lostalex]

Originally Posted by Mystic Mock

I get where you're coming from, but I would imagine that it's a mood killer asking someone are you a child or a young adult?

well let's think of the options here...

the options presented to an adult man who might not be sure of the age of his very young woman(?) that he wants to ****....

either you kill the mood with an adult woman, or you rape a 14 y/o girl.

which side of that equation seems more important?

[Mystic Mock]

Staying away from the Prisons.

[lostalex]

Originally Posted by Mystic Mock

Staying away from the Prisons.

yea, that seems like the logical choice... and like we agreed upon earlier, it is ALWAYS the adults job to take responsibility.

just like when you've had a few drinks when you go out, and you feel like you aren't sure if you should drive or not, but you really don't want to have to take a cab home, and then take a cab to pick up your car the next morning, sometimes making the right choice is hard. but since when is it okay to make the wrong choice just because it's easier?

never. it's never okay.