And what do you think are the implications of him saying it? What's the point you were trying to make by bringing it up? Predators prey on children and their emerging emotional desires. That's probably why the author says this about his work.
The part that’s also being left out is that I am talking about sexual education. I am talking about consent. I am talking about agency. And I am using my story to teach kids about the mistakes that I made the first time that I was having sex, so they don’t make those same mistakes. I am teaching kids about not feeling guilty when sexual abuse happens, and how to recognize sexual abuse—most teens don’t even recognize they’ve been abused. And how to fight back against those traumas that you can hold on to for so very long. So they’re leaving very, very important context out, intentionally of course, to try and say my book is pornographic.
That sexual abuse can be wrapped up in desire and physical pleasure is part of what makes sexual abuse not just a physical assault but a mental assault that leaves behind not just physical trauma but emotional trauma as well. But I'm sure you had some Bingo point you'd like to make so let's hear it.