Skorian said:Anyone who disagrees need to actually listen and learn more from all sides. I recommend seeing things like "The Vagina Monologues". Done by women, for women. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Vagina_Monologues
IgnoredOne said:The issue is when you believe that either /all/ women are forced or /all/ women are happy to be in porn. Its not one way or another entirely; but would you be happy to even be responsible for one child who is beaten and forced into making explicit photos of herself on drugs so that you can whack off and her torturers can make money off her misery?Skorian said:Anyone who disagrees need to actually listen and learn more from all sides. I recommend seeing things like "The Vagina Monologues". Done by women, for women. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Vagina_Monologues
Skorian said:More thoughts. Porn is simply filmed human sexuality. It is not dirty. It is beautiful. It is filmed intimacy. Why would finding that attractive make anyone bad?
LoneKiller said:95% of all men admit to masturbation. The other 5% are liars. Just thought I'd add this in keeping with the topic
TheSolitaryMan said:Skorian said:More thoughts. Porn is simply filmed human sexuality. It is not dirty. It is beautiful. It is filmed intimacy. Why would finding that attractive make anyone bad?
Because when you think about it, it is not filmed intimacy in the genuine sense, it is a mass-market, shallow facade of intimacy created to be popular with a target audience and make money.
Do you think any of the performers actually love each other? Of course not. They just do what a director tells them to and collect a pay cheque and possibly some sexual satisfaction.
To me, equating pornography with what I believe intimacy should entail is like saying some mass produced food taken mouldy from a bin is quality gourmet sustenance.
Sometimes you can see it in the faces of the "actors". That they're either not happy, or they're just bored, or it's even just that they're faking their excitement completely. And I find that tremendously sad.
I'm not saying it's "wrong" or having a dig (just see my above post), merely that I can see why people object to it and I think there is some reason behind that argument.
I know that I for one don't like what it represents, even if I may feel obliged to use it to fill what's missing in my life at present.
nerdygirl said:I hope it doesn't. There are some people out there who watch the stuff so much that they'd have to stop existing because there isn't enough of them to be "less". Scary!
kamya said:I think porn + masturbation can be fairly addictive. Do you think you could not masturbate for a year? If not then you might be addicted. Here's a place where people try to do just that. reddit.com/r/nofap Its interesting how if affects them and actually makes them a lot more social and confident and all that stoofs.