Women live with men who are "afflicted" with this philia for years and never know they are "that", even when they are actively or passively "practicing/acting on" their philia. So how is science, in a clinical setting, going to make a determination between "thinking" it and "doing it?" and harmless and harmful? Maybe, maybe, maybe, after the fact, you might be able to glimpse "state of mind", but that's a little late isn't it? what would be classified as active/engaged anyway? the pursuit of materials for viewing? the possession of those materials? the manufacture/creation of those materials? what materials included? maybe even articles of clothing, and lord don't get me started with the foot fetishes? can the clinicians tell the difference between accidentally exposed and intentionally exposed(aka exhibitionism), or accidently saw in an open curtain, or peeped on purpose? Or between, I just picked him up, he looked like he needed a ride, or I was cruising the strip for some action? Can they tell the difference between babysitting and grooming a family?
...anyway I agree it's a mental illness, doesn't mean I have to tolerate it, doesn't mean society has to tolerate it. It is still dangerous! sorry not sorry. NO!! If anyone has ever had the stomach to watch interviews with these people(pedophiles), and what "science" is doing to try and solve the problem, and what gov. is doing to try to solve it, or keep it corralled, what the prison system is doing or not doing....It's a damn big problem, and no brain in a jar can fix it with his superior thought processes, waiting in the office for patients to funnel their way thru the prison system, and submit to clinical interventions and cognitive behavioral therapy, maybe some medication, and a group of men, who behave abnormally, who you can talk to about your abnormal behavior so it seems less abnormal. ? where you will be given sob stories, rationalizations, and excuses, for why this one ended up in his predicament (prison) and never ever find (or kill) the root of the problem buried in the family history which doesn't wash off! good job
Very interesting story, here in FL in a homeless camp, there was a person who was having a "mental illness" issue and was beaten up brutally a few times, weeks apart, to try to get him to stop, and then when he would not stop, he was taken into the woods and BennyK'd. The camp is notorious for being a place where criminals can hide out, so, no the cops don't get called when people are bad...welcome to 2022.
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