Kenny wrote: Can't imagine what kind of effort it took to get porn in the old days, especially if you were into very specific things.
It must've been an adventure.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ilguSy0vBQ&t=06m13s
Kenny wrote: Can't imagine what kind of effort it took to get porn in the old days, especially if you were into very specific things.
It must've been an adventure.
Did porn distort your view on how sex should be?
Thief wrote: I still blame 1990's sitcoms for making me reverse-racist against black people. Growing up on shows like The Cosby Show, Fresh Prince of Bel Air, and Family Matters, I came to associate black people as being very nice and well-mannered. Now, whenever I meet someone black, I have this perception in the back of my mind that they are going to be a nice person -- especially if they're middle-aged and wear striped sweaters.
Thief wrote: I still blame 1990's sitcoms for making me reverse-racist against black people. Growing up on shows like The Cosby Show, Fresh Prince of Bel Air, and Family Matters, I came to associate black people as being very nice and well-mannered. Now, whenever I meet someone black, I have this perception in the back of my mind that they are going to be a nice person -- especially if they're middle-aged and wear striped sweaters.
Vome wrote: The semantics don’t change the fact that many people experience real problems with porn. It’s been implicated in things like unhappy and unsatisfied partners, as well as depression, anxiety, and loneliness. Not to mention it completely skews your perception of what beauty is and gives you unreasonable standards for sex with the women you meet. If you’ve ever gotten an otherwise beautiful girl naked in your bed and been unable to ignore the tiny
blemishes or asymmetries to the point
where you have trouble getting
turned on, then you know what I mean. Chances are you’re not a porn addict,
but if you’re a man under the age of 35, I imagine that the abundant access to porn has affected you more
than you realize. Think back to the first time you watched porn. The mere image of a beautiful naked woman was probably enough for you. But sadly, for many of us, over the year we devolve into darker and more twisted porn habits. And worst of all, the younger you were when you began watching porn,
the worse all of these effects generally are.
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