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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
There's a difference between sex and violence. Violence exists, even when you're a kid, sex does not (unless you grow up on a farm). That said, I don't know why some people are so guarded regarding what sex is/does, to a point. I guess because most people don't have a bunch of animals around them, the only connection that can really be made is to people, which is kinda weird. I guess it's a lot harder to not make the conversation about intimacy when it's about people.

Sorry if that wasn't a completely coherent response. It's genuinely interesting the differences between how a rural individual might first encounter sex vs. an urban individual and how that might impact their perception of it...
gpt
Some of my mates had to read Kite Runner for school which has a very graphic rape scene between a man and a boy. There was also “we all fall down” that I had to read which has a girl nearly get raped before being pushed down some stairs and nearly dying. 
That’s what I mean by explicit. I am against some of the shit LGBT peeps are pushing cause a lot of the time I feel they aim too early, these are like late high school topics, and I also feel like sometimes things are depicted too black and white. But ya