That they are amazing because they create an environment where a child can explore and learn? Granted I think schools do a shitty job of it, but the idea is a good one.

There is nothing wrong with providing a child the opportunity to see if she wants to try to do something or watch it or ask questions. The problem would be if the girl said "stop" but he kept pressing the issue and started ramming it in her face. Making her see something she said no to already. This is what adults do with all other topics and people call it good, when it isn't. Only with sex do they say it is bad, and go beyond that saying even accepting an initiation is bad. Which is idiotic and goes against all known biology and research, but then again so did homophobia, racism, and fear of masturbation. Their time came and so will ours.

I have had opportunities present themselves to me without my interference. I have rejected them because of the safety of my LGFs, but I could have easily gone along with them and at the moment it would have been a fun, pleasurable, good bonding experience.