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proudcatladyOctober 7, 2024
I find this surprisingly difficult to read, but it sounds like an underage boy was being groomed by an adult man who flew into a homophobic rage and kidnapped him after presumably going on “dates” and raping the boy.
I’ve said it before. I’ll say it again. No amount of cross dressing or obnoxiousness excuses male violence. Men are not threatened by another man’s dick the way we are and this just not justify them harming, kidnapping, or killing anyone. And I hope we can all agree: especially not a literal minor.
VestalVirginOctober 7, 2024
Where did the rape happen?
To me it reads as though they just went to the movies and then he was about to rape the boy when he found out that the's a boy. (Presumably did not go through with the rape?)
OxyToxinOctober 7, 2024
Either she was fine trying to pimp out her young son, or this woman was living in one of the most naive bubbles I've ever seen.
I’ll never understand mothers who both allow (or worse) encourage this behavior in their kids.
This behavior has always been dangerous for teens and kids. And always will be dangerous.
asmahanOctober 7, 2024
A 16-year-old boy could easily kill a woman who doesn't let him have his way.
On the other hand at that age, and the mother reporting her missing "daughter" to the police, one wonders if she hadn't been raising her homosexual son as a girl since a very young age.
VestalVirginOctober 7, 2024
While yes, a 16 year old could kill his mother, I think most boys wouldn't, and most mothers wouldn't take the possibility into account when deciding whether or not to allow their underage sons to go on dates with grown men while pretending to be girls - and if he had threatened to murder her, she would have either washed her hands of him, and not done anything at all about his going missing, or at the very least been honest about her son missing.
I strongly suspect the mother was a willing accomplice, who may or may not have transed the boy of her own accord.
A CD boy was kidnapped by the man he tricked, and the boy was the one who was in trouble, not the kidnapper? I guess this is just another historical example of the feelings of adult males being the only ones worthy of consideration.
And yet men will argue until they’re blue in the face that they’re not driven by emotion. Weird.