[QUOTE=JohnClay]
No it’s the same girl. i.e. my prospects aren’t that great (no big line of girls that I find attractive enough out there) - so I might as well stick with her.
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Then recognize that and stop demeaning her in front of strangers by repeatedly describing her as a 5. Bring up her better points.
[QUOTE=JohnClay]
That video says that Playboy is different to Internet porn. With Internet porn you can browse through dozens or hundreds of girls in seconds and see them have sex. People can be entertained by it for hours on end. That is different to little drawings on a wall or whatever in ancient times.
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The imagination is a powerful thing and humans adapt to their environment. I’m certain that a little drawing on a wall was just as erotic to the viewer as an internet porn site. Possibly more so, as hundreds of spray-tanned, artificially enhanced porn actors splayed out across the screen can be anything but erotic.
[QUOTE=JohnClay]
What about children being exposed to it - if it wasn’t repressed at all there would be even more children exposed to it. It would result in kids having sex at younger ages, experimenting with more things (e.g. anal sex) and possibly more teenage pregnancies.
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I have no problems with children being exposed to pornography. All humans are sexual beings, but individuals awaken to those feelings at different ages. How do you define child? Twelve or thirteen ids a child under the law, but I know that at that age I was doing everything I could to see pictures of naked ladies. It’s a natural curiosity. At nine, I couldn’t have cared less. I often saw women and girls in changing rooms at the beach and in stores and they incited no interest in me. At five, I’m not sure that I cared how bodies were configured.
Children will have sex when their hormones tell them to. Before that, they may be curious but they won’t stay interested for long. No child I know would be the least bit interested in putting any part of their anatomy where people poop comes from.
The war on teenage pregnancies is like the war on drugs. People are going to do what feels good and nothing will stop that. There were good reasons why people used to get married at thirteen. We have condoms and birth control now. If we treat sex as a natural human function instead of repressing it, there may be increased use of contraceptives as fewer will be inclined to hide them from their parents and peers. We’ve tried a lot of other stuff to reduce teen pregnancy, why not give this a try?
[QUOTE=JohnClay]
BTW why are you bringing up my previous posts? Are you drawn to controversial discussions?
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Because I think you are posting outrageous topics with the hope of drawing outrageous reactions. I have doubts about the veracity of your claims.