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Love Existentially by John Teller  [message #74180] Mon, 19 March 2018 09:51 Go to previous message
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What can I say, I would read this book but I already have.

I can only recommend it to you, because John tells a good story. Of course it has a proviso, don't read it if you would take offense reading about an adult/teenage sexual relationship.

I have never been a supporter of censorship and I think it commendable to publish this story here. Some people without doubt will scream paedophile, but I'm not sure that term applies? I think you need to read it and make up your own mind. Certainly it deals with a subject matter that poses lots of questions, but isn't that challenging?

http://iomfats.org/storyshelf/hosted/john-teller/love-existe ntially/00.html

[edited because I had to correct the url ~ timmy]

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