(Underage RPS about one's own relative would be a whole different category of !!! Not that that's quite what this man was doing.)
What he's done is still actually under the line for me - dodgy as hell, but still under the line - but the reason it comes so close to the line is that even though it didn't require a sexual assault on a child to make it, it was porn a) about a real child and b) about a real child whom he knew and spent time with.
I wonder how he felt about what he was writing. Did he put it down on paper for the thrill, or was he getting it outside of him where he could try to deal with it, or did he plan to show it to someone, or what? I know what it said in the article, but that's just the standard thing you say when you're arrested and charged and admit to it.
Why did he throw it in the bin? I even shred envelopes with my address on them, so they can't be used in identity theft, let alone bank statements, let alone those stupid half-filled-out credit card offers companies send, thank you so very much Melbourne Uni Credit Co-op and NAB. Maybe he wanted to be caught.
I'm glad the girl was unaware. Ambivalent, but mostly glad. Maybe when she's older she should be told.
It says "the man, who is still with his partner". I think what's more interesting is that she's still with him. What does she think? What does her (daughter? son? the article said the girl's mother found it, but not whether that was the de facto's daughter or in-law or what) think?
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(Underage RPS about one's own relative would be a whole different category of !!! Not that that's quite what this man was doing.)
What he's done is still actually under the line for me - dodgy as hell, but still under the line - but the reason it comes so close to the line is that even though it didn't require a sexual assault on a child to make it, it was porn a) about a real child and b) about a real child whom he knew and spent time with.
I wonder how he felt about what he was writing. Did he put it down on paper for the thrill, or was he getting it outside of him where he could try to deal with it, or did he plan to show it to someone, or what? I know what it said in the article, but that's just the standard thing you say when you're arrested and charged and admit to it.
Why did he throw it in the bin? I even shred envelopes with my address on them, so they can't be used in identity theft, let alone bank statements, let alone those stupid half-filled-out credit card offers companies send, thank you so very much Melbourne Uni Credit Co-op and NAB. Maybe he wanted to be caught.
I'm glad the girl was unaware. Ambivalent, but mostly glad. Maybe when she's older she should be told.
It says "the man, who is still with his partner". I think what's more interesting is that she's still with him. What does she think? What does her (daughter? son? the article said the girl's mother found it, but not whether that was the de facto's daughter or in-law or what) think?