Conclusion
What is good for teenagers does not always match what an older person judges good for them. There is nothing new about that. However, in this landmark contribution of youthful sex practices, the writer has tried to catalog the random sex activities of youths with older people.
Masturbation, intercourse, erotic literature, gang groups,' homosexuality, fetishism, perversions, plus down-to-earth old-fashioned boy and girl front-porch sex, is all detailed in this book.
A young girl told the author: "They were raping her ... at least at first it was rape ... and after everybody who'd wanted to had given me a nice cunt licking, then they all started chain-fucking me. One after the other drove his cock up my cunt until I had the cream flowing from my pussy like a sieve. By then I was so turned on sexually, I would have taken on a fucking army of hard pricks or licked hundreds of cunts. When it was all over, I felt as if I had actually done it, too.
The adult might cluck disapprovingly at the story, but what this girl was talking about was being the center of attraction at an adult swinging party. She was hardly twelve years old.
Perhaps the men and women who desire young boys and girls for sexual enjoyment are sick. Perhaps they should be pitied and aided rather than punished. What is right? That all depends on viewpoint—and circumstances, weaknesses, character and many other things.
Can these people be cured? We have been told that many of them—adults and children—-have been cured, rejuvenated and go on to once again live what society calls a "normallife."
The sexual deviates who have more endurance than others manage to keep up family, social position, and business, and continue to carry out their favorite notions about sexual gratification.
History tells us that some of the greatest celebrities from all walks of life have been sexual deviates—and that, somehow, they managed to retain their mental and physical balance, and carry on with whatever their particular genius had been producing. Great artists, writers, business tycoons—the list is endless of those who have strayed from the so-called normal and delved into sexual antics which the average person considers violently abhorrent.
Man goes on. Living goes on. And despite laws and whippings and threats and warnings of how severely the gods might punish him for his antics—man will do what he wants to do. It had ever been thus. Will it ever change?