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>If you want to read an amazing pedophile love story, I cannot recommend Tiger, Tiger by Margaux Fragoso enough

There is an article about it on the Newgon wiki and it says on there that in her adult life she took an anti-pedo stance.

Even Alice Sebold author of The Lovely Bones called it the story of a victim but i think similar to Lamb maybe you are supposed to question his intentions?

>You are right in calling it a love story however, that's exactly what Nabokov said it was. People saying HH is an unreliable narrator are coping


Exactly it is because they like to paint Nabokov as an activist type who was against kids being sexualized when in reality, he was a closet pedo hiding in plain sight.

He even referred to Sue Lyon the 14-year-old girl who played Lolita in the 1962 original film as a divine nymphet and even said to his cousin Peter de Peterson that he thought love could exist in the form depicted in Lolita and could last longer than most people assumed. Also, in a conversation with Andrew Field, he declared that sexual tastes such as Humbert’s are “the commonest thing,”