I don't think the bro's before ho's philosophy is

at play here.

But let's just say that I had some girls in my life who loved me, and loved being near me, and their Mom's appreciated the joy I brought into their lives. Let's then say that the moment came where the Mom's asked my feelings on pedophilia, and I had the option of pulling off
A.) denying my full orientation (and an affiliation with some fellow GCer's), and therefore being able to stay in the girls lives,
or
B.) not denying it, and therefore being cast out of the girls lives,

chances are that I'd, without a choice, go the (B.) route.

But if it was a matter of being locally outed, I'd prolly plead the fifth, while trying to explain a bit about how I feel that it's the times we live in that socially demands intergenerational relations be automatically considered harmful/abusive/dirty, and that such relations, according to raw human nature, need not be considered as such at all.

But, Lateralus, if, in the attempt to avoid being outed, I couldn't even offer the slightest sympathetic words in defense of the modern plight of peds and child rights, I'd, quite without choice, be branded a modern-day witch (so to speak). And that right there, friend, is saying a lot about myself.

Does this answer the question?