For further information or finding support here is a collection of links and literature on and by people with pedophilia.

Community/peer-support

German peer-support:

• P-Punkte: a German chat similar to MAP Support Chat
• Fate and Challenge Association (FCA) provides informationen, education and individual counselling regarding this topic, especially via…
• …their peer-support forum Gemeinsam statt allein

Other than US-american platforms, German forums and chats generally can provide access to people as young as 13 for support as well, due to how laws are set up over here. That is as long as there is no “explicit content” as in pornography, horror or violence which to my knowledge none of them have. Some have started providing an extra Englisch subsection to help teens from other countries.

Ressources in other languages:

• Association for Sexual Abuse Prevention (ASAP): a US-based organization that offers support on the topic of pedophilia in various ways. Including help in finding therapists, a hotline and regular workshops for professionals' further training
• ČEPEK: The Czech and Slovak Pedophile Community is an organization offering information on pedophilia, a forum and a chat for exchange and self-help (Czech + Slovak + English) and cooperates with Parafilik, an association of sex therapists
• MAP Support Chat: a peer-support chat created by VirPed users that can provide help to those under the age of 18
• Pedofilie.be
• Virtuous Pedophiles (VirPed): website + peer-support forum, founded in 2012 by Ethan Edwards and Nick Devin

Therapy and Science

• Don’t Offend (Kein Täter werden): the big German therapy network that initiated the discussion about destigmatizing pedophilic sexual preferences and the need for humane therapies. Also known as Kein Täter werden (KTW) and Prevention Project Dunkelfeld (PPD) in science and media.
• OnwardWell: englischsprachiges Coaching mit Sitz in den USA
• Prostasia Foundation
• more links at FCA’s website at „Hilfreiches“ (German)
• Talking for Change: Canadian therapy project, offers outpatient therapy, anonymous counseling and a hotline
• Troubled Desire: a spin-off of Don’t Offend to offer international and multilingual online support

Literature & Blogs

• Celibate Pedophiles: blog by Ethan Edwards, one founder of VirPed; archived at The P-Word (and also here)
• Country Boy: novel by Gary Gibson under the pseudonym “Joseph Goldstein”
• Für ein Kinderlachen: autobiographically motivated nonfiction book by Max Weber (German)
• Gegen das Puppenverbot
• Herausforderung Pädophilie – mit dem Schicksal leben: nonfiction/guidebook by Claudia Schmidt and Gernot Hahn (German)
• Kinder im Herzen: collaborative blog by Sirius, Rubricappula and Regenbogenfisch (mainly German)
• A Life Less Lonely: blog by Leonard, a pedophilic man
• MAPs, Activism and Cute Things: website of German pedo-blogger Consuela (English + German)
• Schatten – haben keine Farben: autobiographical book by Jay-Jay Boucher (German)
• The P-Word – a place where we can say it: Bly Rede, a director of VirPed for several years, primarily collects texts and other content on his website to prevent data loss due to hate and discrimination. For example, content deleted in the course of the systematic expulsion of pedo activists from established media platforms since 2017.
• Virtuous Pedophiles: nonfiction book by Gary Gibson
• Wir sind auch Menschen: a website on human rights, discrimination and stigmatization of people with pedophilia (mainly German)

Resources that sadly no longer are available:

Unfortunately, I have had to remove some links to good platforms because they have disappeared over time. Some that I found very valuable and miss are kept here in a kind of “memorial list”:

• The Global Prevention Project: organization that promoted therapy and destigmatization. For years, they published the popular “Prevention Podcast”, the episodes of which are now being progressively added to The P-Word following the closure of their website.
• Not A Monster: blog by Todd Nickerson
• Pedophiles about Pedophilia: collaborative blog initialized by Ender Wiggin and friends (initially at medium.com). After multiple deletions of their content it is now partially integrated into The P-Word. This has originally been the model for Kinder im Herzen .