BDSM = happiness!

[Ultra Magnus]

Jolly Jack! Yay!

[Lionmonkey]

Pedophilia in the form of pederasty was actually socially acceptable and normal in ancient Greece, so it hasn't always been taboo, but I highly doubt that it will ever be acceptable in our society ever again, because we now have the capacity to recognize that it causes lasting psychological harm in addition to the consent issue.

Well, I'm pretty sure that BDSM can also cause a psychological trauma.

A bit off-topic, but how do you call it when a child rapes an adult? Anti-pedophilia?

[lo_res_man]

I think it is like the military, the higher ranking member (in this case age), is assumed to be the instigator. There is actually a difference between pedophilia for younger then puberty pedophilia, and oder then puberty pediophilia, as in jailbait. Personally, I think the laws should be slightly different in the latter case.

[Makeout Patrol]

Pedophilia in the form of pederasty was actually socially acceptable and normal in ancient Greece, so it hasn't always been taboo, but I highly doubt that it will ever be acceptable in our society ever again, because we now have the capacity to recognize that it causes lasting psychological harm in addition to the consent issue.

Well, I'm pretty sure that BDSM can also cause a psychological trauma.

A bit off-topic, but how do you call it when a child rapes an adult? Anti-pedophilia?

If it's causing psychological trauma, it's not consentual, which makes it just "rape," so you could pretty much say the same thing for lights-off-missionary-position-saturday-nights-only.

I'd call it "rape," but the situation would have to be well and truly fucked for that to even possibly happen.

[Jared]

A bit off-topic, but how do you call it when a child rapes an adult? Anti-pedophilia?

Ooh, hang on, I now this one... it's 'really badly written erotic fiction', is it not?

Apparently the obscure teleiophilia could apply, as they seem to be termed by age brackets and 'teleiophilia' is a preference for adult partners - a phrase that actually doesn't serve much purpose in any other use. But... a quick perusal suggests that there doesn't really seem to be a word invented for that yet. Surprising, huh?