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It’s still illegal for a woman who have sex with her adult son in 48 states in the US and many countries.
It isn’t illegal in the US states of Rhode Island & New Jersey, as well as various modern countries, including France and Spain.
Regardless of criminalization, there are mothers and sons having sex in just about every neighborhood on the planet, regardless of class or ethnicity. And there always have been. Sometimes the sex is a very casual “family-with-benefits” agreement, sometimes it is part of a spousal relationship lasting decades, and sometimes it is somewhere along the wide spectrum between.
Very few are ever caught & prosecuted where it is still illegal, but such lovers need to be careful in order to protect themselves and each other.
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I would love to hear more about the POSITIVES of specifically mothers and sons sharing consensual intimacy together.
ReplyDeleteMe too. I think it would be good for everyone to give their opinion and experience on this subject
ReplyDeleteIn any sane universe it wouldn’t be illegal but more so encouraged. Frankly a son wanting to enjoy his mother’s body is normal and a mother wanting her son to have his needs met and place to explore his desires safely makes her a great caregiver. I am active with my son and I see moms denying there sons this as weird as mothers who expect their offspring to raise themselves. It weirdly selfish and even denying themselves the happiness of a strong relationship with their child.
ReplyDeleteTotally agree, I think many mothers and sons are scared to approach this with one another because of the brain washing we have had as a society. Mothers often deny their sons because of the risk to them and their son because of stupid laws etc. but once reassurance has been given, many times, this can be the the most wonderful and natural thing for a mother and son.
ReplyDeleteDid everyone see the interview with David that Keith posted a few months ago?
ReplyDeleteKeith's very balanced, calm and adequate response to one of the most pressing issues concerning the principles of Full Marriage Equality.
ReplyDeleteI'm not surprised about the Quora policy. They are ready to give answers and discuss any topic, but within the framework of officially proclaimed morality. It is a cowardly and hypocritical policy that has nothing to do with genuine constitutional freedom of speech. And they are very afraid of attacks from stubborn fanatics and philistines, so as not to displease the authorities or Google.
Yes, the world around us is changing, society is changing towards progress, but too slowly in the case of tolerance to consanguinamorous couples.
With the development of mass communications, the volume of chatter around "forbidden" nerve-racking topics has increased enormously. But quantity, unfortunately, does not transfer into quality.
However I believe there is also reason for optimism. Life goes on as usual and people find ways to be happy with their loved ones regardless of what highly moral abusers and idiots say and do.