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I'm not sure how seriously to take your post. There were ZERO places out there pushing to give voice to genuine girl lovers when GirlChat arrived. Just the very fact that the public had to be forced to consider that there were *ANY* people who were not only attracted to kids, but who actually loved, adored and cared about their well-being as well?

THAT was and will remain a moment that shall never be forgotten in internet history, no matter how much people allow archives to vanish *without publicly accessible redundancies?*, or allow legal websites to disappear from major search engines without explanation (nor much fanfare about its censorship).

Where disappeared internet content is not so sadly missed, information chemtrails are permitted to dim the informed daylight like a sky full of linear lines that appear above, always, somehow, during that outdoor barbecue on all our favorite summer holidays.

And well, how would you not even take into consideration the attempt in American and some other western schools in recent years, to turn schoolkids gay and trans (mostly trans, including telling gay kids they are another gender)?

Nobody saw that coming, especially all the foundations and siphoned government money pushing it into the schools as well. You don't see how this MIGHT be somewhat of an obstacle to finding open minds for THIS, now that parents are hyper-vigilant to anyone trying to promote anything that strays from the old norm?

I don't think you were serious. Or maybe in trying to give the benefit of the doubt, I just hope not. If you had all your dreams invested in a website, then I'm surprised you've made it to this point, honestly.

Like I say from time to time, go tell it at the wank sites. There's your mass of recruits. Good luck with that.