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Originally Posted by MikeXAMO
porn has more to do with disobeying religious beliefs.. human societies in general have difficulty talking about sex, and it makes some of us uncomfortable. Until of course we get the chance to do it, then there's suddenly no problem.
As a society, do we embrace sex or hinder it during our development phase as a child? I'd like to believe schools actually believe in sex education, when in fact most don't really talk about what kids need to hear. Sex is cool but should be done safely  If we all want to do it, why inhibit it?
So does seeing porn / nudity while growing up hurt our development? I don't think so in the least. In fact if anything our curiosity won't be driving us nuts if we've seen what it's about. |
Thats very interesting. I think I agree with a lot of this.
Funny...I grew up not being told anything about sex and relationships with females. My dad was in Vietnam and mom was the church lady with the veil and all dat shit. I think that not knowing much at all hurt me more.
I remeber the exact time I asked my mom about sex...and I quote: "when the time comes you will naturally know what to do"...The final effect of that was it took me a long time before I would "ACCEPT" a blow job and even longer before I ever ate a pussy.
I feel stupid about the way I thought about sex when I was young. Sometimes I have a thought of those days and it actually makes me cringe.
Now since I'm 43 yrs old I think cringing at this point is probably damage.
I would have been better off staying ignorant and maybe that's the point of the conservatives: "Stay stupid and you want know you are not happy".