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   MAP (Minor-Attracted Persons) is a sexual orientation in which the individual is sexually or romantically attracted to minors. The MAP Pride movement is part of the LGBT community, which emerged on the internet around the 2010s in small groups in public and closed forums. Recent studies have estimated that there are more than 10 million people who are MAPs spread evenly around the world, and the graphs indicate that this will increase even more over the years.

   MAP is a very broad sexual orientation, with several types of paraphilia, including: • Nepiophilia: attraction to babies and toddlers • Pedophilia: attraction to pre-pubertal children • Hebephilia: attraction to pubescent and pre-adolescent children • Ephebophilia: attraction to pubescent or post-pubescent adolescents

   The MAP Pride flag is made up of seven horizontal stripes, with the following colors and symbologies (Correct order, top to bottom): • First Stripe: Dark Blue and means attraction to boys over 10 years old • Second Stripe: Light Blue and signifies attraction to boys under 10 years old • Third stripe: Light Yellow and means you can do whatever you want with minors • Fourth Stripe: It is in the center of the flag, white and larger than the other stripes. The meaning is eternal love for minors • Fifth Stripe: Light Pink and signifies attraction to girls under 10 years old • Sixth Stripe: Light Yellow and means you can do whatever you want with minors • Seventh Stripe: Dark Pink and means attraction to girls over 10 years old

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