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Psychology In Seattle Podcast

Pedophile Questions, Validating Distortions, and AI Psychologists

Psychology In Seattle Podcast

Kirk Honda

Mental Health, Health & Fitness

4.61.2K Ratings

🗓️ 5 March 2025

⏱️ 58 minutes

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Summary

Dr Kirk Honda responds to patrons and member emails.

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00:00 Was he a pedophile or just immature?
21:37 Does Dr. Kirk validate falsehoods?
32:50 Where does Dr. Kirk draw the line?
36:39 AI Psychologists


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March 5, 2025

The Psychology In Seattle Podcast ®

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0:00.0

Hey, Desirvin listeners. I thought I would answer your emails, the emails from patrons and YouTube members, annual long-term patron O, she wrote in and said, when I was 12 or 13 years old, I developed a crush on my friend's older brother who was 20. When I was 12 or 13, I developed a crush on my friend's older brother who was 20.

0:25.6

He loved playing video games and watching anime, and we spent a lot of time together.

0:31.6

My memory of him is that he was very immature, but handsome, well-mannered, and calm. As for me, I always felt

0:40.7

older than my age, so I made it clear that I liked him. We started secret, by the way, trigger

0:47.7

warning on, well, I think the, it's clear. I think what the trigger warning is for.

0:56.7

We started secretly meeting for walks. We started secretly meeting for walks. And over time,

1:04.1

we kissed and expressed our feelings for each other. When his mother found out, she told us

1:10.8

that it was terribly wrong, it was unacceptable,

1:15.0

and that he could be accused of being a pedophile because of it. We immediately stopped

1:21.4

dating and we never spoke to each other again. I felt like things had gotten out of hand,

1:28.8

but he never crossed the line of my consent, nor did he ever pressure me into anything. He moved to another country,

1:36.0

and as far as I know, he never had a girlfriend. I still wonder if he could have been a pedophile,

1:42.1

or if he was just an immature guy in love. I still don't know to

1:49.7

this day, which it was. As for me, I definitely didn't want to take the relationship any further than

1:56.2

it had gone. I had a romantic vision that wasn't based in reality.

2:02.2

The whole situation quickly became overwhelming for me, and I felt like a hostage to it.

2:08.2

I'm glad his mother put a stop to it.

2:10.4

However, I must say that my behavior was strongly influenced by the manga's and anime I was reading, where relationships with older boys were

2:20.4

often common and romanticized. What do you think of this situation? End of email. Yeah, okay,

2:28.5

where to begin? There's a lot to unpack. I'm not going to be able to, um, recently I made an episode in which I

2:37.5

answered emails and I felt like I was yammering too much. So I'm going to try not to do that

2:44.3

this time. So I can get to more emails primarily. But in brief, if we look at the age difference, if we highlight that, we hear

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