You can't shift the burden of proof -- it is not our responsibility to prove (quite impossibly), that there are peadophiles that have never acted on their desires. How on Earth are we suppossed to prove that, in a sense, how could you prove that all peadophiles do act on their desires?MetalGear_Ninty
I'm just talking about basic facts of human nature that apply to everyone. If a desire exists, and if nothing is done to satisfy it, then a human is in an unstable state of cognitive dissonance, where there are two competing forces, one of which must inevitably win, as no human can ever exist in a state of perpetual cognitive dissonance. If the will not to act on that desire ultimately wins, then the desire goes away; if the desire wins, then the desired action is performed. Both of these outcomes will resolve the dissonance in different ways, but one way or another, it gets resolved.
Also, there are religious men who live thier whole lives abstaining from sex and porn -- that's proof at least that it is humanly possible to abstain from sexual desire.MetalGear_Ninty
A question must be asked: to what extent did those people experience sexual desire?
If someone truly was afflicted from a strong desire his entire life and yet never once acted upon it, I submit that that person would no longer be a sane human being by the time he dies. Like I said, there's a reason why homosexual people who repress and deny their desires inevitably get eventually caught in a homosexual affair - it's just as I said, the human brain cannot perpetually exist with a desire that is unsatisfied. They, eventually, cannot take it anymore, and indulge in their desires.
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