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7/4/2025, 4:05:33 AM
>>509452429
Many people have.
Many people have.
6/7/2025, 5:12:35 AM
>>17743423
>“The cultural practices of Marquesans and Pukapukans not only allowed open sex play among children but [...] provided children clandestine opportunities to observe adult sexual behavior due to sleeping arrangements. According to Oliver (1974) on Tahiti, coital simulation became actual penetration as soon as young boys were physiologically able. The Tahitians found children’s imitation of copulation humorous. Other evidence suggests that young girls may have engaged in copulation before age 10 (Gregersen 1983). […] Suggs (1966:p25) comments that in traditional Marquesan society, girls may have had their first coital experience by age 10 […]. Oliver’s (1981) ethnography includes in-depth discussion of infancy, childhood, and other life-course stages in Tahiti (see the chapter on “Passing Through Life,” p342-400). In this regard, he notes that children played in mixed-gender groups until 13 or 14 years old. The Tahitian attitudes to children playing at copulation was one of amusement (1981:p366). However, as children approached the age of 11, adult parental attitudes shifted in regard to young females but not males. Oliver points out that parents objected to girls engaging in sex prior to marriage, an ideal that coexisted with an open and sex-positive attitude”.
And that concludes the examples I'm going to highlight for this thread. Pic rel. has more information on cross-cultural and historical instances of pederasty in specific.
>“The cultural practices of Marquesans and Pukapukans not only allowed open sex play among children but [...] provided children clandestine opportunities to observe adult sexual behavior due to sleeping arrangements. According to Oliver (1974) on Tahiti, coital simulation became actual penetration as soon as young boys were physiologically able. The Tahitians found children’s imitation of copulation humorous. Other evidence suggests that young girls may have engaged in copulation before age 10 (Gregersen 1983). […] Suggs (1966:p25) comments that in traditional Marquesan society, girls may have had their first coital experience by age 10 […]. Oliver’s (1981) ethnography includes in-depth discussion of infancy, childhood, and other life-course stages in Tahiti (see the chapter on “Passing Through Life,” p342-400). In this regard, he notes that children played in mixed-gender groups until 13 or 14 years old. The Tahitian attitudes to children playing at copulation was one of amusement (1981:p366). However, as children approached the age of 11, adult parental attitudes shifted in regard to young females but not males. Oliver points out that parents objected to girls engaging in sex prior to marriage, an ideal that coexisted with an open and sex-positive attitude”.
And that concludes the examples I'm going to highlight for this thread. Pic rel. has more information on cross-cultural and historical instances of pederasty in specific.
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