Fantasizing About Young Sexy Women is Called 'Normal'

ICYMI, my friend David Swindle kicked off a big debate on fantasizing about young women at PJ Media. Here's David's original post, "Revolting: Kardashian Mom Allows Bikini Photo Shoot of 16 and 14 Year-Old Daughters."

Dave's key point is that men should not be fantasizing about slutty "girls" in the 18-22-year-old range, as they're immature and most likely to bring pain and unhappiness.

The argument's not going over too well, however. Dr. Helen Smith responds, for example, "‘When Do Cute and Sexy Young Girls Stop Looking Cute and Sexy? Death’":

Women are often at their most fertile and attractive at the ages (18-22) that Swindle is describing. Men being attracted to women of this age is called normal. Should you act on it? Maybe not, but that’s not the point that Swindle is making. He doesn’t even seem to think that you should be fantasizing about women who are of age 18-22. Why not? Why should men only be interested in “mature women,” especially for a fantasy?

Dave responds here, but it's the comment section that's especially good.

Exit question: Is Kate Upton a "girl" or a "woman"?