Shelter and fear monger to people long enough and inbreeding is all that's left.
Lol, cause if your really into submission, whips and chains and being a slave to sex this is the era for you lolI bet "civilizing some barbarian hoes" would've been a popular kink.
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Or they believe everything they see on social media without an inch of criticism or realisation it's all fake / staged. So everyone has those great, glamorous lives but not them.they don't want to work, they've been told you get everything in life by being popular on the internet
That is part of the issue as well.Or they believe everything they see on social media without an inch of criticism or realisation it's all fake / staged. So everyone has those great, glamorous lives but not them.
I can't trust a person who didn't have to wait 10 minutes to see a pixelated low res jpeg of the tits of a lookalike of Jennifer love HewittI do think you can kind of draw a line between people who grew up with broadband porn and those who didn't.
Bingo,just came out of a shit relationship with someone who was constantly gaslighting me and always berating me,the one before that something similar.Fuck that shit, I've never felt better being alone than I am right now after experiencing those things. I feel in control and happy as I am.No thanks
In my experience 99 percent of women are like that. Not gonna to risk it is all I'm saying lol
As is everything in the modern age, porn is fine, but the rot and evil is coming from social media.
Yeah, that is like everything in life though, it's up to parents and society to teach confused adolescents which is a whole entire different topic.It probably isn't fine for a lot of people though.
If you think that Pornhub etc. isn't playing a role in setting expectations among young people about what is normal sexual behaviour, I don't think that you're really thinking it through.
You might have the mental faculties and experience to understand what a normal sexual relationship looks like, but if you've never had one and nobody tells you what one is, and you're 14, then it's really quite possible that pornhub and what your friends are telling you is all that you'll know of sexual relationships. So, in that sense, as per the first post of this thread, it's quite easy to see that pornography could well be having a negative effect on young people.
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I bet "civilizing some barbarian hoes" would've been a popular kink.
I think that’s a poor choice of words considering the topic at hand…In a nutshell... gen Z is fucked.
Yeah, that is like everything in life though, it's up to parents and society to teach confused adolescents which is a whole entire different topic.
I think that's a poor choice of words considering the topic at hand...I think that’s a poor choice of words considering the topic at hand…
It's called "sex education" or something similar and exists in many European countries in school teaching kids about consent, safe sex (and not that sex is bad - by default young people will be fucking whether parents want it or not), contraceptives, etc. Which is how it should be, please GTFO with "it's the parents' responsability", data shows lots of parents are really bad at this.I don't think there's any reliable way that parents can stop it from happening as it currently stands, unless they deny them access to the internet and friends with internet access.
Thats entirely my point though, I'm not saying porn should be enjoyed by all and all ages, I'm saying it's fine in the sense of it needs to consumed correctly.Yeah, exactly, the problem here is that most people (society) would likely say "I agree that adolescents shouldn't be forming their ideas about what sexual relationships look like via pornhub" and yet, what is happening is that studies are saying that adolescents are formulating their ideas about sexuality through online pornography and the reality is that I don't think there's any reliable way that parents can stop it from happening as it currently stands, unless they deny them access to the internet and friends with internet access.
To some degree, we can say "Why won't parents parent their children?" but the reality if X is happening and Y is unable to (or if you like, unwilling) to stop it from happening, should we all stand back and shrug and say there's no problem because we can't currently perceive it as something that'll affect ourselves?
It's a very difficult problem to confront. Here in the UK parts of the government want to put online pornography behind age verification, which has inherent various and real concerns about citizen privacy that ring all kinds of alarm bells, but also the plan's obviously ridiculous and unworkable. I assume anyone familiar with VPNs are already ahead of the ministers in charge of the idea.
Did you mean to reply to my post? Did you read it?please GTFO with "it's the parents' responsability"
I meant to put it before anyone (not you specifically) will go that "school shouldn't be teaching these things". Yes, they should.Did you mean to reply to my post? Did you read it?
people famously known for being extremely horny as a result of puberty act extremely horny online. News at 11.brain rot everywhere and effecting teenagers
Bruh, I can guarantee you that there is no way a human being would enjoy porn more than real sex. The problem is people are having less sex, where they should be having more.
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No thanks
In my experience 99 percent of women are like that. Not gonna to risk it is all I'm saying lol
And whats your experience lol?
That's like saying "I've gotten into car accidents in every car I've owned so I'm going to just conclude cars are poor errors of transportation and stop driving"
All this, yes!! It does affect the content to though... porn used to be film! Not to get to into it, but compare a Mario Salieri film from the 90s to the tiktok thot shit today and we're not even talking about the same thing.Not porn in and of itself, but the instantness and quick access to it. Pretty much everyone has a smartphone nowadays, which you can watch porn on within 10 seconds. It's unreal. Our brains aren't evolved to have access to such easy dopamine fixes. Outside of porn we see this in all forms of mass consumption media, from video games to streaming services and everything in between. The information revolution has truly been simultaneously both a blessing and a curse. We're not biologically hardwired for this level of technology.
You're 37 though. You have a relationship with porn with it's own psychology and safeguards that you developed. Just the fact you have appreciation for the difference of downloading a clip overnight versus the Best Buy TV showcase in our pockets. Coming to age in this shit is deranging. I think the other piece of the puzzle we're not looking at is that since smartphone access, young girls are watching porn which wasn't really thing before then. The whole environment of young people of coming of age has deteriorated. Just talk to young people about sex and relationships... it's really bad! There's a straight line from this to Andrew Tate, OnlyFans, and swipe-left/right dating. They're miserable and blame themselves.I’m 37. Been watching porn since 13. I remember the good old days on AOL downloading a 10 minute video of Jenna Haze and Krystal Steal that literally took all night. Then I got to college where the connection there was super fast and my world changed.
But, I also had multiple relationships in college with women and throughout my life. Some good, some terrible. To this day I have a wonderful relationship with my girlfriend of the last 4 years. But I will continue to watch porn. I’ve watched the shit for 25 years. It hasn’t damaged my relationships in the slightest nor has it to the numerous married friends I have. I think people want to place blame on everything these days. If you’re depressed, go see a fucking therapist, get on meds, or do a combination of both, if needed. Me? I’m going to continue fucking my girlfriend AND jerk off to porn. Like all things in life, balance is key.
I've been streaming porn since college, but you do have a point that kids obviously have the access I didn't, and at a much younger age. In the end it comes down to parenting. There's nothing wrong with looking at porn at the age of 14-15 (in me eyes), but if you build a foundation of relationships solely off of porn, well then yeah, you're going to end up disappointed and depressed. Completely agree with you about online dating, though. I tried it 7-8 years ago and it was fucked then. I have a few friends still trying that route now, and the stories I've heard are appalling.You're 37 though. You have a relationship with porn with it's own psychology and safeguards that you developed. Just the fact you have appreciation for the difference of downloading a clip overnight versus the Best Buy TV showcase in our pockets. Coming to age in this shit is deranging. I think the other piece of the puzzle we're not looking at is that since smartphone access, young girls are watching porn which wasn't really thing before then. The whole environment of young people of coming of age has deteriorated. Just talk to young people about sex and relationships... it's really bad! There's a straight line from this to Andrew Tate, OnlyFans, and swipe-left/right dating. They're miserable and blame themselves.
What does that look like in action? The idea of my parents talking to me about porn makes me want to jump in front of a train. My best friend just had a kid so we talk about stuff like this... how do you prepare a kid for this digital Babylon without something that ends up like a religious proscription?I've been streaming porn since college, but you do have a point that kids obviously have the access I didn't, and at a much younger age. In the end it comes down to parenting. There's nothing wrong with looking at porn at the age of 14-15 (in me eyes), but if you build a foundation of relationships solely off of porn, well then yeah, you're going to end up disappointed and depressed. Completely agree with you about online dating, though. I tried it 7-8 years ago and it was fucked then. I have a few friends still trying that route now, and the stories I've heard are appalling.
It's a good question. I don't have kids, but if I did, I'd most certainly place a form of security on their devices up until the age of 15-16. That's around the age my parents loosened up and allowed me to be online late at night. They knew what I was doing, but allowed me to discover porn organically I guess, if you will. Obviously, you can't control what they're doing at a friends house for a sleepover (are those still things?) Either way, savvy parents can and should monitor their kids activities online. It's a culture problem though, where a lot of parents slap an ipad/iphone in their kids faces so they don't have to deal with them. I don't want to derail the thread, but in my (probably controversial) opinion, if you want to have children, you should go through some sort of a psyc test to see if you're fit for parenting. A lot of people are not for all sorts of various reasons. And the kids that are having issues today are having them because the parents aren't doing their damn jobs.What does that look like in action? The idea of my parents talking to me about porn makes me want to jump in front of a train. My best friend just had a kid so we talk about stuff like this... how do you prepare a kid for this digital Babylon without something that ends up like a religious proscription?
Stop being a prude op. This statue is no different than a smartphone and a high speed wifi connection. Everyone has always had these statues, and has always masturbated several times a day for decades to it.
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