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In California, saying lewd things can be illegal if it involves harassment, threats, or violates obscenity laws. Context, such as public or private settings, is crucial. Statements like wanting to feel someones genitals could be harassment if unwelcome. In private, consensual conversations between adults, lewdness is generally not illegal unless it becomes threatening. Discussing fantasies about minors, even in private, can be legally risky. Obscenity laws cover offensive material without value, violating community standards, and strictly prohibit explicit sexual content involving minors.Full Conversation
what if man A tells woman B that he wants to feel her genitals?
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In California, such statements could potentially fall under sexual harassment or disorderly conduct if they are unwelcome and create a hostile environment. Here are some points to consider:
- Sexual Harassment: Unwelcome sexual advances or remarks can be considered harassment.
- Disorderly Conduct: Making obscene or lewd statements in public may be punishable.
Is there any particular context or setting you are referring to?
what if it is a private conversation between two people who are dating
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In a private conversation between two consenting adults who are dating, lewd statements typically wouldn't be considered illegal unless they become unwelcome or threatening, constituting harassment. If both parties are comfortable with the conversation, it's generally not a legal issue. Is there a concern about consent or discomfort?
what if it is very very lewd
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In a private conversation between two consenting adults who are dating, lewd statements are generally not illegal unless they become unwelcome or threatening, constituting harassment. It's crucial that both parties are comfortable with the conversation. Is there any concern about consent or the nature of the relationship?
Can you hear me?
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In California, discussing fantasies or engaging in age-play about minors can raise legal concerns, even if it's just fantasy. It might violate obscenity laws, particularly if shared publicly or involves real minors. Is this being shared publicly, or is it a private conversation?
private conversation
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In a private conversation, expressing fantasies about minors can still be legally risky and may raise concerns if it involves real minors or if it becomes threatening or harassing. It's crucial to ensure the conversation remains legal and consensual. If you have any doubts, consulting a legal expert might be advisable.
Feel free to share more details about the situation if there's anything specific you're worried about.
it is not a real minor
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In a private conversation, expressing fantasies without involving real minors can lessen legal risk. However, discussing illegal activities, even in fantasy, can be concerning. If this remains private and consensual, legal issues are less likely, but caution and consent are important. Would you like more information on this topic?
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In California, discussing fantasies, even in private, can be concerning if they involve illegal activities or minors. Here are some points to consider:
- Consent and Privacy: Ensure all parties consent and conversations remain private.
- Obscenity Laws: Discussing illegal activities can risk violating obscenity laws.
If you need more specific guidance, consulting a legal expert might be advisable.
what are the obcenity laws
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In California, obscenity laws generally cover:
- Material deemed offensive, without artistic, educational, or scientific value.
- Content that violates community standards.
- Explicit sexual content, including child pornography, is strictly illegal.
Would you like more detailed information on any specific aspect of these laws?