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Kids this days watching porn

Discussion in 'Porn Addiction' started by LonelyDude21, Dec 16, 2018.

  1. LonelyDude21

    LonelyDude21 Fapstronaut

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    I was exposed to porn when i was 12. My cousin was exposed to porn when he was 10. He's older than me and he found it first. I got exposed by curiously typing words like "breast" "vagina" "penis". I was studying sexual education last time. And for my cousin, he found out porn from his brother's phone. We didn't know this actually. Years later, We started watching cartoons, and we reccomended each other some lewd cartoons to watch. And we ended up to porn. Honestly don't know why. There was a porn cartoon that he challenged me to watch and i ended up in searching other lewd cartoons at the website after watching the one he suggested me. Turns out, we became porn buddies for a good 2 years. He stopped his addictions 2 years ago. And i claim to him that i also did. Actually, i'm still suffering in this caravan of despair. I'm still doing PMO till now. How i wish i didn't have a phone, how i wish i told my mother to not make me take part of the sexual education classes. It wasn't compulsory. But i still went since many of my friend went. Talking about friends, my friend, when he was 11, he started watching porn, he would talk about nasty stuff like "The dude was like licking the pussy" etc. Like actual porn stuff when we walk home together. Actually, i think he might be the main reason why i got curious. I told him, i'm like this because of you. And he said, no, you had the choice and you chose to follow me. And he has his point. And i can't do anything. There's no use of blaming. I'm just stuck in the pmo cycle and despairing every single day or week.
     
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    Oh and also, there wasn't really a conversation with anyone i met regarding on masturbation. It's kind of an extreme thing to talk about. I mean, we've asked each other, but we'll obviously say no. Though i've met a friend that willingly says "i masturbate" like no one cares lol. Fortunately, he said that he stopped it years ago. But i do make jokes with my friends about jerking off or beating my meat. It's not too serious. In my opinion, it's not really something to discuss freely because it's simply too awkward to talk about.
     
  3. I wonder about kids these days. Let's say you were born in the year 2000. You grew up with WiFi as a birthright bestowed upon you by my generation. You type in a few words, and you see a visual representation of those words. There is zero effort.

    Take this back some years. Our internet wasn't the best, you were better off buying a physical copy of pornography. You had to drive across town, park your car in front of an establishment, and walk into a porno/toy shop, or go into the back room of a mom and pop movie rental shop. You had to drive across town, and put down money to access this material. You had to air your dirty laundry in public.

    Or you took the easiest way and bought a Playboy on or a Penthouse from the bookstore, and had to walk calmly up to the counter, and hand it to the usually female clerk.

    Everything was in public. You had to own shit. In fact it was so hard, that most people opted out and just MO instead of PMO.
     
  4. I have the feeling that if we lived in 1994, not nearly as many people would have a PMO problem because of the afformentioned logestics and financial dilemma. I don't think half of you have it in you to own walking into a porn shop. Or renting porn from the movie rental shop. You might be able to work up the courage to get a Playboy or Penthouse from 7 Eleven, but that is probably the only porn you get.
     
  5. Take me for instance. I didn't access pornography until 15, I rolled in VERY Christian circles. My first MO was unintentional. I didn't escaliate to PMO until my 18th birthday, when I bought 1 magazine and 1 VHS tape.
     
  6. LonelyDude21

    LonelyDude21 Fapstronaut

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    Porn shouldn't even be a thing !
    People are messed up !
    Who the hell started the porn industry?
    Humans made cameras to record.
    To remember memories, to secure places with cctvs. Something that can benefit us.
    But no. Some filthy guy went to record him and his partner having sex and share the world. But what benefit do we get from that? NOTHING. In fact, we get harm from it. Our brain can be affected by it and change our behaviour.
    For instance, there is no doubt that behind a rapist is his addiction of pornography.
    You see, this is the problem of getting good in this generation. We are given the privileges to do something with ease. Yet we misuse it and end up harming others and ourselves.
     
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  7. Who created porn would be an interesting archaeological question. I'd bet men were drawing naked women on their cave walls prehistory. There was smut in the Victorian era. There are depictions of sex in Egyptian and Roman artefacts.

    As for rape, this has always been around, before there was a formal pornography industry. I'd be interested in seeing effect over time, but crime seems to be consistently going down since the 90s, in 1990 forcible rape was 41.2/100000, and has gone down to 31.7/100000 in 2017. So rape is way down, while ease of porn use is way up. I consider them as unconnected as violent video games are to violent crimes (also down.)

    As for weither porn should be a thing, it probably shouldn't, but the second we had cameras, we had porn. Even in the 60's people were watching porn on reel to reel on projectors. It was going to happen.
     
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  8. LonelyDude21

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    And it was all destiny. We can't do anything to stop it. The only thing for us to do is to individually master our desires and not fall to them. We must learn self-control for the good.
     

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