Interview with a Pedophile

Psychology In Seattle Podcast

Kirk Honda

Mental Health, Health & Fitness

4.6 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 2 September 2022

⏱️ 107 minutes

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Summary

Dr Kirk Honda interviews “Jay” regarding the movement to recognize that not all pedophiles abuse children, AKA Non-Offending Minor Attracted Person (NOMAP).

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0:00.0	Hey, deserving listeners. Today's episode I'm going to interview J, someone who goes by the name of J.
0:07.2	He identifies as a pedophile or more specifically a minor-attracted person or even more specifically
0:16.4	a non-offending minor-attracted person or a no-map non-offending minor-attracted person.
0:23.9	This episode is almost like a therapy session. It's not therapy to be clear. He absolutely knew that.
0:29.2	But he wanted me to ask questions of him. He didn't want to just provide a presentation. He wanted
0:35.0	to be more organic. And the way that played out it played out more like a therapy session. In fact,
0:41.4	if you are curious as to what I might look like in a therapy session, this might actually kind of
0:48.7	look like that. Again, it wasn't therapy and he was clear about that. He has his own therapist.
0:53.7	And also, it's not a full representation of my therapy style. It's just a particular type of
1:00.4	therapy session that I might have. You know, maybe like 20% of the time a session might look like this.
1:06.1	So obviously this episode carries a tremendous trigger warning like never before. I've never had
1:14.4	an episode and I really can't think of many things on the internet that could be more triggering
1:20.4	than this. Jay, again, he just goes by the name of Jay. He describes in detail his sexual attraction
1:26.6	to children or his emotional attraction to children. And he also describes his own abusive
1:32.8	history as when he was a child. So even if you don't have trauma or PTSD about childhood trauma,
1:40.8	this would be very hard to listen to. When I was describing this interview to my wife, she doesn't
1:47.6	have trauma along these lines, but I could tell just hearing the topic. So just hearing already
1:54.8	what I've talked about could be 100% triggering. And so if you have PTSD, absolutely talk with your
2:02.4	therapist and listen with care. Take it in chunks is probably the recommendation. But again,
2:10.4	follow your therapist advice. And even if you don't have traumas, you have to be very careful.
2:15.7	And I'm actually going to sprinkle in some breaks throughout this interview so that you can
2:22.1	check in with yourself. So before getting into the interview, I have a few things to say. One is
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