Ever Notice How The Media Doesn’t Do Anti-Porn Stories?

[RhodyRum]

Even if I don’t, his friend at school might have a phone and have access to porn.

If your child is playing the fool with his friend's phone instead of paying attention to his lesson that's a failure on your part as the parent.

The problem in this scenario isn't the phone (or whatever might be on it), it's the fact that the little dude priorities ain't straight. Blaming porn or a phone for that ain't the wave for a good / responsible parent.

 

[BobbyWojak]

Yes, that shyt can warp a child’s mind especially depending on what they watch and how much and often.

That's beside the point, we're talking about in passing.

It's not meth or crack, 'not even once' doesn't apply to porn, the problem comes when you develop an addiction.

 

[RhodyRum]

Yes, that shyt can warp a child’s mind especially depending on what they watch and how much and often.

Why is the child (in this hypothetical of yours) watching so much porn though???

Like where the fukk are the parents and their role in all of this???

 

[larsattack]

If your child is playing the fool with his friend's phone instead of paying attention to his lesson that's a failure on your part as the parent.

The problem in this scenario isn't the phone (or whatever might be on it), it's the fact that the little dude priorities ain't straight. Blaming porn or a phone for that ain't the wave for a good / responsible parent.

What if they’re on the school bus ?

 

[larsattack]

That's beside the point, we're talking about in passing.

It's not meth or crack, 'not even once' doesn't apply to porn, the problem comes when you develop an addiction.

The problem with in passing is that there will come a day in the future where my child will have access to pornography at any time. Even if they’re an adult, I still see it as a problem

 

[RhodyRum]

What if they’re on the school bus ?

No different than a precocious kid from yesteryear pulling out a Penthouse on the bus or in the playground and feeding the streets. And those kids grew up fine.

Also, if anyone finds out that their child's friend is already deeply into porn I'd advise that parent to keep their kid away from the porn kid because chances are the kid who's regularly accessing porn is probably a victim of molestation.

 

[BobbyWojak]

The problem with in passing is that there will come a day in the future where my child will have access to pornography at any time. Even if they’re an adult, I still see it as a problem

Ok, well start with that because it's completely unreasonable.

There is nothing inherently wrong with porn, it's art used for sexual arousal, you have a problem with porn addiction. Well-adjusted people don't abuse pornography.

 

[HTXBreh]

link?

Alot of yall obtuse thoughts can be dusproven with research but since yall dont socialize normally you think you have epiphanies. I was watching a rapper on saycheese saying chicken wings gotta be a conspiracy because not that many chickens die in one day.Another thing easily disproved

 

[I Really Mean It]

Alot of yall obtuse thoughts can be dusproven with research but since yall dont socialize normally you think you have epiphanies. I was watching a rapper on saycheese saying chicken wings gotta be a conspiracy because not that many chickens die in one day.Another thing easily disproved

huh? i socialize plenty. i’ll watch this, but i’m doubtful it counters the general premise of what i said: which is that pornography, in its current form, is conditioning a generation of men who don’t look at women as anything but a sex object to dominate.

and, this is deliberate.

 

[J.E.T.S]

Porn is one of the very last things that’s hurting society.

I disagree.

 

[Ripp]

My question is how is porn a billIon dollar industry... bootleg gang is outchea... you would think their pockets are being hurt

 

[Mike Nasty]

huh? i socialize plenty. i’ll watch this, but i’m doubtful it counters the general premise of what i said: which is that pornography, in its current form, is conditioning a generation of men who don’t look at women as anything but a sex object to dominate.

and, this is deliberate.

What is the current form of porn? How is it different from 30 years ago?

 

[HTXBreh]

huh? i socialize plenty. i’ll watch this, but i’m doubtful it counters the general premise of what i said: which is that pornography, in its current form, is conditioning a generation of men who don’t look at women as anything but a sex object to dominate.

and, this is deliberate.

That was the whole premise and that kids are learning how to have sex from the wrong source.The Asian chick a good journalist a little too woke at times.

 

[HTXBreh]

What is the current form of porn? How is it different from 30 years ago?

Pov and vr was a gamechanger I believe

 

[TheGreatMTB]

I think porn/sex addiction is an underdiscussed topic. A lot of people will say it sounds stupid but it's probably up there with alcohol and gambling. If you use the internet, it's almost impossible for something suggestive to not pop up on your feed (especially on twitter.)

I've seen a lot of people downplay minors have unlimited access to it, but I don't understand how you couldn't view that as a problem. Young boys developing have access to the nastiest content available before they even understand what they're playing with. This isn't back in the day when you stole a magazine or rubbed one out to a bikini photoshoot or something.

It also impacts our social dynamic. We downplay it, but the majority of men's interactions with women are built off lust. If that urge is being satisfied elsewhere, that limits the interactions men will pursue with women.

Additionally these industries are clearly targeted to manipulate lonely men (some who are at the bottom of the totem pole). We have AI sex bots, of girls selling "girlfriend experience", of girls scamming, etc. You can say it's pathetic all you want, but to ignore the fact that it's a problem is insane. And since these industries empower women, we most likely won't hear people detail how it harms are particular group of men.


TLDR: Sex/porn addiction should be treated like other addictions. It's probably more dangerous because it's accessible more freely. Just like with any other addiction I'm not saying the user isn't accountable, but it's still a problem we need appropriate resources to handle