Internet Pornography, Harmless Fun?

[Isabella]

Originally Posted by LateNight

You currently have 164 rep points.. that's a good thing
You currently have no "rep power" That won't happen until you reach a total of 100 posts. you are currently at 98, so only 2 more posts to go!

your "rep power" indicates how much of an influence you'll have on someone's rep power when and if you choose to do so. The icon is hard to see, but on each post, under the user's name and avatar, you'll see some small icons, one of which looks like a justice "scale". Clicking on this will allow you to choose whether you approve or disapprove of someone's post. You can choose to leave an anonymous comment as well. These anonymous comments will show up on that users Profile page for them to see. Etc etc.. sounds more complicated than it is.

Thanks for explaining. So, you can see what someone says about you on your profile page?

[Al Swearengen]

When I look into my lovely wife's eyes I simultaneously hear all of my favorite music, read all of my favorite books, watch all of my favorite TV shows, get drunk on all of my favorite alcoholic beverages, taste all of my favorite foods, practice all of my favorite hobbies and, ofcourse, feel all the love I'll ever need! But the sex...well, I get that on Sprague Street where all of my favorite crackwhores hang out. Its a beautiful thing!

[LateNight]

Originally Posted by Isabella

Thanks for explaining. So, you can see what someone says about you on your profile page?

Sorry, it's not on your "Profile" page, but if you click on "My SBLive", it will show up on that page.
If they choose to leave a comment, it will show up. The comment is anonymous, however.

[joepole]

>It is a matter of simple propriety. Women don't care what you read or where you eat or when you go to the movies. However, they DO care who you get your sexual kicks from, especially if it's not them.

Some do, many (if not most) don't. None, in my opinion, should care if their spuse looks at porn any more than they care if their husband reads Sports Illustrated or a John Grisham novel. All are trashy, worthless fun.

[scarlett]

Originally Posted by joepole

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Some do, many (if not most) don't. None, in my opinion, should care if their spuse looks at porn any more than they care if their husband reads Sports Illustrated or a John Grisham novel. All are trashy, worthless fun.

I have to disagree with the many if not most women don't care. The statistics and postings out there on the internet don't lie with the sad stories of how it affects their lives and relationships.

The entire problem is as you said trash, worthless fun. Any woman with dignitiy doesn't have that type of mentality.

But to each their own whatever you like and if you and your spouse agree on it, look at what you want including horses, midgets and also other animals having sex with whatever.

[AnimeSpirit]

Originally Posted by joepole

None, in my opinion, should care if their spuse looks at porn any more than they care if their husband reads Sports Illustrated or a John Grisham novel.

That may be your opinion, but this does not change the opinion of the masses who likely disagree with you and it certainly doesn't change the opinion of any woman you could enter into a relationship with. Even with the sex issue aside. Pornography is not considered a dignified activity in today's society and, as Scarlett said, a dignified woman will not like it.

[joepole]

>Any woman with dignitiy doesn't have that type of mentality.

So no Sports Illustrated or John Grisham in your house, either?

[scarlett]

Originally Posted by joepole

>Any woman with dignitiy doesn't have that type of mentality.

So no Sports Illustrated or John Grisham in your house, either?

No we sure don't nor do we have GQ, Maxim etc I guess i have quite a bit of dignity!

[joepole]

>I guess i have quite a bit of dignity!

Not if you admit to watching American Idol on a regular basis.

If you really loved your husband you wouldn't need other people to fulfill your singing/performance watching desires.

[scarlett]

Originally Posted by joepole

>Any woman with dignitiy doesn't have that type of mentality.

So no Sports Illustrated or John Grisham in your house, either?

Unfortunately, pornography's powerful appeal leads many into sexual addiction. A life dedicated to pornography, or even just seasoned with occasional viewing of it can become considerably darkened by the many harmful side effects. Here are just a few of the many possible side effects of pornography addiction that we've witnessed:

• Perversions (homosexuality, bestiality, bisexuality, transexuality, fetishes, etc.)
• Irritability
• Sexual imbalance
• Sexual dissatisfaction
• Masturbation
• Lies & deception
• Uncontrolled thoughts
• Spiritual oppression
• Marital strife / destruction / divorce
• Corrupted perception of reality
• Warped interpersonal skills
• Reclusiveness
• Fear
• Increased tendency toward sexual crime
• Guilt & condemnation
• Loss of Hope
• Depression
• Inability to give or receive love
• Spiritual death
• Torment
• Depraved mind
• Darkened understanding
• Loss of discernment between good & evil
• Promiscuity
• Lustful eye

[joepole]

A life dedicated to religion, or even just seasoned with occasional celebration of is can become considerably darkened by the many harmful side effects.

A life dedicated to birdwatching, or even just seasoned with occasional dabbling in it can become considerably darkened by the many harmful side effects.

A life dedicated to anything, or even just seasoned with occasional doing of anything can become considerably darkened by the many harmful side effects.