"Btw, congrats for having the balls to face me. I mean it..."
Trust me, it doesn't take any balls to "face you." You are far from the most formidable opponent that I have ever faced, and display a particularly worrying inability to (a). accept factual information when it is presented to you, or (b) actually deploy any fact or rationality in your arguments. Everything that you have said rests on unfounded generalization or your own personal experiences.
Generalization does not make for particularly effective arguments, as you ignore too much when you deploy it. Everything either fits within your generalization or is the exeption that proves the rule, making it impossible for others to actually disprove your arguments. Do not make the mistake of thinking that the inability to be disproven or challenged it is a strength--it is most assuredly not.
Personal stories may make good support for your arguments, but personal stories alone do not consitute an effective argument.
"Yep! You pinned me down! I'm 13 actually."
Forgive me for my lack of suprise. You're not young, you're an infant. Even worse, you're in that state of life in which you think that you're right and the rest of the world is wrong, that your parents are doddering fools who don't understand everything and life is straightforward, apart from the social drama that is an inevitable and all-important part of middle and high school life.
It may be a cliche, but the older one gets the more one forgets what it was like to be young. I'm young enough that I haven't, although I now possess the added insights of both age and experience.
"The "not old enough" cliche doesn't cut it anymore."
It isn't a cliche, or if it is, there's an element of truth to it. It isn't that one isn't old enough, but the advantages that additional experience brings. How do you know that you don't like something if you haven't tried it? How do you know that you want to be an x (insert any relevant jobs or profession) if you don't know what being an x actually entails (and I'm not just talking about the obvious part, but all that goes into it. For instance, being a doctor is not just about seeing patients and healing people. There's medical school and residency first. There's also paperwork, naviagating insurance companies, dealing with unruly patients, negotiating with colleagues, being on call, ect.)?
"How old really must a person be in order to be officially considered "experienced in life" ? This is too relatively said."
At some nebulous and undefined point, one goes from growing up (via gaining life experience) to simply accruing more experience. Where is this nebulous point, you might ask? It differs for every person, and some people never grow up.
"What you said sounds good, but if this applies to you good, but let me tell you maa'm - you are a minority. I've yet to meet a woman (under 40) that is what you describe. You're just an exception that solidifies the general rule."
Clearly, in your thirteen years of life, you have met a majority of the female population on earth and have thus become an unparalleled authority on the female mind.
"Need, urge, desire - same shit. I wish I could explain to you how a man feels when he doesn't get his sexual urges "taken care of", if someone on this forum can explain it for me, that'd be great."
Again--a desire is not a need. I don't care how much you want an Xbox, you don't need it. And what ever happened to masturbation? I'd recommend the fleshlight--I've heard that it's particularly good.
"As far as I know, if a woman doesn't get laid for a long time, she just forgets how sex feels and all her urges/desires are gone, unless a man shows up to turn her on again."
Seriously? Your entire span of knowledge about both men and women appears to be based solely on stereotypes. Men are strong and domineering and have power sexual urges, while women are submissive and weak and don't really have any sexual urges of their own. Do yourself a favour--get off the internet and go out and actually live life. I'd also recommend aging a couple years, of course, but that isn't going to happen right away.
Unconditional love is a myth and a scourge upon the earth. It doesn't exist, not genuinely, unless one is too unintelligent to know better than to provide it.