This is the most in-depth analysis of minors being sexually assaulted in the movies I have seen.
(The minors appearing in this article specifically refer to minors who have no right to sexual promise. The laws of each country are different, and our country stipulates that they are under 14 years old)
We are talking about non-violent forms of sexual assault. In this kind of deformed relationship, one argument that is often used by "sexual offenders" and "sexual offenders" as "excuses" is: Is it true that the so-called "minors" or "children" do not understand " "Love"? This is a very serious question.
Of course, at the legal level, having sex with a minor is rape. But just like the definition of adulthood, beyond the legal age of adulthood, you just become a legal adult, and your ideological or moral adulthood may be before or after this. So can we really criticize and convict from the moral level?
There is no standard answer to this question. Due to individual differences and the difficulty of real communication (just like the protagonist's whitewashing of his own memory in this film, it is difficult for others to make accurate judgments), perhaps only God can make judgments. But is this really the case? of course not.
The biggest problem with this "excus" is that it should not be the minor who is the victim but the adult who is the perpetrator who should be subjected to the moral trial.
In this kind of abnormal relationship, adults who are perpetrators often rely on various asymmetries (information asymmetry, knowledge asymmetry, wealth asymmetry, etc.), self-knowledge or uncomfortable. Knowing to "deceive" ("oppress") the victim. This is not physical violence, but another level of violence.
Is there no such thing as a reciprocal relationship between minors voluntarily having sex with adults? Sorry, the possibility of existence is extremely low, too low to be impossible. Taking one hundred million steps back, even if this is possible, adults still face another moral question: Is "love" the same as sexual relations?
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