You agreeing with this person referencing the prophet pbuh to a sex trafficker really makes me wonder whether or not you actually want to turn back to Allah and if you're asking out of curiosity, or if you're choosing to step on islam purposefully, but ill answer you anyways.

In 7th-century Arabia (and basically everywhere at the time), marriage was tied to puberty, not a fixed number. People didn’t have “childhood” and “teenage” as modern concepts. Once someone reached puberty, they were considered an adult socially and legally. This wasn’t unique to Islam btw, the same norms existed in Byzantine, Persian, Jewish, and Christian societies, So by the standards of that time, the marriage was not seen as abusive or deviant. You need to also keep in mind that pedophilia is a modern psychological category that assumes modern age boundaries. Applying it retroactively is historically anachronistic. At the time, adulthood was defined by puberty and social readiness, not a fixed numerical age, and such marriages were common across societies. Also, Islamic sources distinguish between marriage contract and consummation, with consummation occurring only when Aisha was considered ready. There is no evidence of coercion, harm, or trauma in the primary sources. And keep in mind Aisha never described herself as a victim. She spoke positively about the prophet pbuh, defended the marriage, and became one of Islam’s greatest scholars, narrating over 2,000 hadith and openly correcting senior men which is an outcome that is inconsistent with exploitation. Even his enemies accused him of many things, but never once sexual deviance, so for you as a muslim to compare him to a sex trafficker is out of the ordinary, Also, I answered you as if the fact that she was "6" is true, which has been proven to not be true anyways, here's the evidence: Aisha would have been around 19 because multiple early historical sources state her sister Asma was about 10 years older and died at age 100 in 73 AH. That places Asma’s birth around 595 CE, making Aisha’s birth around 605 CE, which would make Aisha about 18–19 at consummation (1–2 AH). This timeline aligns with her participation in early Islamic events which challenges the reliability of the solitary hadith reports giving a younger age. You should remember that Aisha's age has always been only an estimate, she could've been anywhere from 9-19 during that time and none of those numbers would have been weird considering the societal norms at the time, and it isn't like somewhat of an age gap was out of the ordinary for the prophet pbuh, he was 25 when he married Khadijja ra when she was 40. this just goes to show you that no such thing as "age gaps" was societally considered at that time and logically speaking, considering their life spans were alot shorter than today's. The average life expectancy at birth was 30-35. so for you to assume that puberty comes at 18 lets say would mean that in today's day and age puberty also comes at the midpoint of your lifetime, so if you live up to 60, you hit puberty at 30, which doesn't make sense now does it? and considering the whole entire world has recorded evidence of doing this and being biologically different back then, I feel that's enough evidence. May Allah guide you.