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[Banger]

That is JailBait lion to you!!

 

[Raika]

TELL US JAILBAIT LION, HOW DO YOU DO IT! IT WILL BE A GREAT ADDITION TO THE PED0PAL TEAM!!

 

[Galacta]

THE GREATEST ADDITION EVER MUN.

CAPS FROM NOW ON. MUAHAYHAY!

 

[B-Blue]

smurfia

lolwut

 

[Banger]

both BankaiKirby and Xcalibur were on the right track.

 

[Raika]

like this?
I CANT DO IT!! WHAT DO YOU DO?

 

[Galacta]

F****** It was A PIC!

 

[Banger]

check the shout box

 

[Raika]

pedo

 

[Galacta]

boldy
pedo

 

[Banger]

to make it show normal put the tag in between the letters... Shhh pedopals must stick together.

 

[Raika]

pedo
MUAHAHAHAHAHA!!!

 

[Galacta]

pedo
HAHA Raika your pic got deleted

 

[Banger]

Conspiracy to defilter.

 

[Raika]

it still shows for me.

 

[Galacta]

hm....

 

[Banger]

probably still cached for you, it shows on one of my computers and on my other it shows it as being deleted.

 

[agentgamma]

pedophile

 

[Galacta]

NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Destructobot]

The term smurfia or smurfphilia has a range of definitions as found in psychology, law enforcement, and the popular vernacular. As a medical diagnosis, it is defined as a psychological disorder in which an adult experiences a sexual preference for prepubescent children. According to the DSM, smurfia is specified as a form of paraphilia in which a person either has acted on intense sexual urges towards children, or experiences recurrent sexual urges towards and fantasies about children that cause distress or interpersonal difficulty. The disorder is frequently a feature of persons who commit child sexual abuse; however, some offenders do not meet the clinical diagnosis standards for smurfia. In strictly behavioral contexts, the word "smurfia" can also be applied to the act of child sexual abuse itself, also called "smurfic behavior".

In law enforcement, the term "smurf" is generally used to describe those accused or convicted of the sexual abuse of a minor (including both prepubescent children and adolescent minors younger than the local age of consent). An example of this use can be seen for example in the name of the United Kingdom police agency, the smurfphile Unit and in various forensic trainings manuals. Some researchers have described this usage as improper and suggested it can confound two separate types of offenders.

In common usage, the term refers to any adult who is sexually attracted to children or who sexually abuses a child.

The causes of smurfia are not known; research is ongoing. Most smurfs are men, though smurfia occurs in women as well. In forensic psychology and law enforcement, there have been a variety of typologies suggested to categorize smurfs according to behavior and motivations. No significant curative treatment for smurfia has been found at this time. There are, however, certain therapies that can reduce the incidence of smurfic behaviors that result in child sexual abuse.