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  • We have taken parents rights away to allow children to make decisions on their gender and name changes, yet we expect parent to be responsible for their actions like accessing porn.

    That’s not a contradiction. Gender and name are about who the child is. Porn is about who the child wants to imagine having sex with. One of them, 99% of children are perfectly capable of making a good decision on. One of them can potentially be traumatising, and certainly isn’t absolutely necessary for a good life and healthy development.

    That said, it’s not the government’s job to control it. An “I am 18” button and a lesson in health class are enough.

    If porn sites must be legislated, here’s a better way: force them to display information to users on unrealistic depictions, the dangers of underage sex, and counselling resources.



  • Yes. She spent a decade wiping his ass because he was in a vegetative state, then fucks him a couple weeks after his miraculous recovery.

    A doctor should consider carefully whether they could be exploiting the trust, knowledge and dependence that developed during the doctor-patient relationship before they decide whether to pursue or engage in a relationship with a former patient.

    When deciding whether a doctor used the doctor-patient relationship to engage in a sexual relationship with a former patient, the Board will consider a range of factors including:
    the duration, frequency and type of care provided by the doctor; for example, if they had provided long-term emotional or psychological treatment
    the degree of vulnerability of the patient
    the extent of the patient’s dependence in the doctor-patient relationship
    the time elapsed since the end of the professional relationship
    the manner in which, and reason why, the professional relationship ended or was terminated
    the context in which the sexual relationship started.

    https://www.medicalboard.gov.au/codes-guidelines-policies/sexual-boundaries-guidelines.aspx