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"What worries me the most is what must've happened to this child in his past to get him to this point where he's willing to take off his clothes and not think there's anything wrong with it," said Dr. Nancy Kellogg, medical director for the Alamo Child Advocacy Center.
Kellogg said that at 16, most teens are more vulnerable to being sexually exploited because they are becoming more familiar with sex and may not think what they are doing is wrong.
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I can't stand when the morality police come around and tell us that anyone who would do anything like posing nude or viewing pornography must be disturbed or have had some trauma in the past that screwed them up. At 16, people are mature enough to know what they're doing, at least in my experience. I'm not saying that they should do porn or be allowed to, but it's not a sign of mental problems.
I think the only exception to the child porn law would be the candid pics of the kid in the bathtub, newborn babies, stuff like that.
I also think that our society needs to lighten up on the taboos. Nudity does not automatically equal sexuality, we just make it seem tha way by brainwashing kids into thinking it does.