Re: MAA Daily Lives project

The irony is, of course, that most of you actually fit that description, but, of course, but because of your pro-contact you will not be seen that way.

That is untrue. As I have said before, my situation is proof positive that you DO NOT have to be anti-contact or anti-choice regarding intergenerational sex in order to be accepted by Nons and to be seen as someone with the best interest of children (and teens) at heart. My friends often ask my opinion on issues that are related to improving the life of kids. And most pro-choicers are fully law-abiding. I think it's extremely ridiculous to think that an MAA has to be anti-contact in order for society to accept them as looking out for the best interest of children. All you have to do is be a good person, a loyal friend, and someone who isn't afraid to give their opinion and you WILL be accepted by most people with an ounce of open-mindedness.

Re: MAA Daily Lives project - book published