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Parents are wise NOT to send their young children alone 
into a public locker room.

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Exactly, but in each of these threads, you'll notice that it's the mothers of girls (who have no boys) who do not hesitate in pushing young boys out to the tender mercies of the men's locker room.

I've spent many years on DCUM. It never changes. It's amazing how ignorant these idiots are about basic biology. Young children don't have sexual thoughts about naked bodies.

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I have a boy and a girl. My 7 year old boy has shown interest in girls’ bodies. Not full on sexually obviously but he’s definitely shown interest in my Victoria Secret catalogue and would probably stare at some real life boobs. Our pediatrician said that type of curiosity is absolutely normal.[/quote]

+1. Clearly, the difference is that moms of girls aren't freaked out and threatened by their daughters' curiosity and future sexuality, and moms of boys can't handle it and pretend like it's not happening.

If you think an 8-year-old boy isn't going to stare at boobs, butts and vaginas, you are a complete moron, or willfully delusional. [/quote]

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