<p>Because what you really want to do with young people is belittle their creative outlets. How else are you going to get them in the kitchen? :p </p><p>But yeah, thanks for the 6yr old condescending article. That was neat, did you write it? </p>

<p>All I said was that slash fiction is mainly written by straight teenage girls, & anticipating people would want evidence, found some. The only arguably disparaging thing I said was that it is similar to straight guys fetishizing lesbians. Because it is. </p><p>If you don't want to concede or refute that information, that's your business, but I would like to ask that you stop making speculative attacks on my character or motives simply for saying things you disagree with, especially if you're not going to actually cite facts when doing so. </p><p>Can we agree to that without having to make this a whole <i>thing</i>? </p>

<div class="quote"><i>NervousShipper wrote:
Because what you really want to do with young people is belittle their creative outlets. How else are you going to get them in the kitchen? :p <p>But yeah, thanks for the 6yr old condescending article. That was neat, did you write it? </p> </i></div>
<p>I don't want to hate on the fandoms around the world, especially since I'm a fanon writer, but "belittling their creative outlets" is something that you would very much want to do for young people who write about gay porn. That's not something you want them running away with in life. Especially if the "creative outlet" they're using is illegal/could lead into something illegal, like bestiality or pedophilia.  </p><p>I'm not saying that all fan fiction writers of sex will go down that road, but there is a large population of so called "furries" that make artwork of essentially bestiality. So if my daughter/son were writing about that type of stuff, then you can bet everything you own that I would "belittle their creative outlet". </p>

<p>Furry fiction is terrible, but it's not illegal, at least not in the countries where most of this is coming from. </p><p>I can't say I'm really qualified to give advice on what to do if your kid is writing erotica, but I don't think making them feel attacked over it is the best idea. At that age, they're starting to explore their weird meaty feelings, & when they don't have some controlled outlet to do so, they're more likely to engage in risky behaviors, like having unprotected sex & lying about it. </p><p>There's also the fact that people don't really "fall into" furries or loli, you're either into weird shit or you're not. </p>

<div class="quote"><i>Neo Bahamut wrote:
Furry fiction is terrible, but it's not illegal, at least not in the countries where most of this is coming from. <p>I can't say I'm really qualified to give advice on what to do if your kid is writing erotica, but I don't think making them feel attacked over it is the best idea. At that age, they're starting to explore their weird meaty feelings, & when they don't have some controlled outlet to do so, they're more likely to engage in risky behaviors, like having unprotected sex & lying about it. </p><p>There's also the fact that people don't really "fall into" furries or loli, you're either into weird shit or you're not. </p> </i></div>
<p>I understand, to an extent, but at the same time, you can't go to the other extreme and let your children do as they please, because that can lead to future mental scarring. The moderation is the key to handling this situation.  </p><p>I probably don't know better, as I don't have any kids and don't plan to for a while. But I can understand if they engage in such activities, up to a point. The instant they start even consuming furry/loli/pedophilic shit, I draw the line. </p><p>Finally, I don't mean to say that furry fiction is illegal, but just like drugs, furry fiction can lead to a lot of things that may be illegal. Taking that chance is not something that I would want to risk with my child, especially when they've just gone through that period of sexual change. </p><p>Basically, the whole point of this rambling post is, I accept the behavior, but only in moderation. </p>

<p>I don't know about most people, but I had basically no oversight to what I did on the internet & I turned out alright. </p>

<p>How did a question about Wing & Wei's sexuality turn into argument about furry fiction? lol Nvm, I don't really want to know. Just... don't hurt anyone okay? </p>

We won't hurt anyone... We're not furries.

<div class="quote"><i>Neo Bahamut wrote:
I don't know about most people, but I had basically no oversight to what I did on the internet & I turned out alright.</i></div>
<p>But again, that depends on the situation, as well as the person.  </p>

I just realised that I reignited a discussion again. oopsie.