Off topic & small talk: How to deal with it (Page 2)

Mombasa wrote on 03/09/2018 at 18:23
Please register him with the GREENS.
They are sympathetic to such disgusting tendencies.

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Daniel wrote on 04/09/2018 at 10:46 AM

Once again a good Tip from you


But there are also pedophiles who are far less bad than the greens and are not proud of their inclination and want to be treated accordingly. I think even the majority of pedophiles never become perpetrators (I say now just so, but do not know me so well).

I would say that the most important thing is that he never becomes an offender. To ensure that, he should contact a good, possibly specialized psychiatrist / psychologist. I think Google will help here. He does not need to be afraid to turn to such a person, because the inclination itself is not punishable and for the addressed professionals know about it and do not condemn the pedophile who actively seeks help.

@All those who polemicize now: There are always people who have such an inclination and the goal must be to help these people so that they do not become criminals. If you threaten people who have not yet become offenders with "cutting off their tails etc." then this is not helpful, because they will then isolate themselves even more. It is a fact that in this country no one is punished for his thoughts / inclinations. Logically, one can only try to ensure that a potential offender never becomes an offender.

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Daniel wrote on 04/09/2018 at 10:46 AM

Once again a good Tip from you


But there are also pedophiles who are far less bad than the greens and are not proud of their inclination and want to be treated accordingly. I think even the majority of pedophiles never become perpetrators (I say now just so, but do not know me so well).

I would say that the most important thing is that he never becomes an offender. To ensure that, he should contact a good, possibly specialized psychiatrist / psychologist. I think Google will help here. He does not need to be afraid to turn to such a person, because the inclination itself is not punishable and for the addressed professionals know about it and do not condemn the pedophile who actively seeks help.

@All those who polemicize now: There are always people who have such an inclination and the goal must be to help these people so that they do not become criminals. If you threaten people who have not yet become offenders with "cutting off their tails etc." then this is not helpful, because they will then isolate themselves even more. It is a fact that in this country no one is punished for his thoughts / inclinations. Logically, one can only try to ensure that a potential offender never becomes an offender.

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VM292 wrote on 04.09.2018 at 11:02
If one recognizes that what is not right and the tendency does not go after that is good.... but There are enough who do not do that and if you would suggest a therapy to those I honestly do not know... just imagine such a one passes on your child... who knows if you can so someone successfully Therapieren... I have also once watched a documentary about it and no one has come away from the tendency they have all just learned to deal with it! Who knows what trigger leads to the fact that they become delinquent? A child in the swimming pool? The dress? I find in the first place is the protection of children not the pedophile!

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Zockertyp89 wrote on 04/09/2018 at 11:14 am
That's what it's all about though: living with or dealing with the tendency.

Other example: a part of (game)addicts becomes criminal up to murder. What about them? Lock them up as a precaution? Not treatable? People can get hurt there, too.

And on the subject of protecting children: most abuse happens at home and the perpetrators usually don't have pedophilic tendencies, but are just acting out their sadistic side.

If someone comes and wants help or confides in someone (actually, it doesn't matter if it's a certain tendency or addiction), you should see that as a call for help and try to find a solution with the person.

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VM292 wrote on 04.09.2018 at 11:02
If one recognizes that what is not right and the tendency does not go after that is good.... but There are enough who do not do that and if you would suggest a therapy to those I honestly do not know... imagine just once so one passes on your child... who knows if you can so someone successfully Therapieren... I have also once watched a documentary about it and no one has come away from the tendency they have all just learned to deal with it! Who knows what trigger leads to the fact that they become delinquent? A child in the swimming pool? The dress? I find in the first place is the protection of children not the pedophile!

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Zockertyp89 wrote on 04/09/2018 at 11:14 am
That's what it's all about though: living with or dealing with the tendency.

Other example: a part of (game)addicts becomes criminal up to murder. What about them? Lock them up as a precaution? Not treatable? People can get hurt there, too.

And on the subject of protecting children: most abuse happens at home and the perpetrators usually don't have pedophilic tendencies, but are just acting out their sadistic side.

If someone comes and wants help or confides in someone (actually, it doesn't matter if it's a certain tendency or addiction), you should see that as a call for help and try to find a solution with the person.

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