are they going to report me? legally i think the consumption of it is technically illegal but rarely prosecuted into an actual court case. i don't look at anything in which any real life person under 18 was ever harmed. thank you.
can i talk to a therapist about trying to stop looking at loli in the united states?
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In 2002, Ashcroft vs Free Speech Coalition (535 US 234) established that computer generated images could not be classified as illegal ********** in the United States.
Therapists where I live in the US are required to report if a patient tells them they've viewed **********. How this rule interacts with the above holding I don't know. Regardless, I would not rely on a therapist understanding the legal nuance.
I do think the reporting rule is very unfortunate as it prevents people from seeking treatment. The best suggestion I can give is to seek support by discussing the issue with someone you trust.
Therapists where I live in the US are required to report if a patient tells them they've viewed **********. How this rule interacts with the above holding I don't know. Regardless, I would not rely on a therapist understanding the legal nuance.
I do think the reporting rule is very unfortunate as it prevents people from seeking treatment. The best suggestion I can give is to seek support by discussing the issue with someone you trust.
Or maybe, ask the question on a law or medical forum. Or to a therapist. Depending on the answer, admit what you watched or just tell to him/her you want to cure your "sexual attraction" and your "desire to watch these".