Thread: interesting article for people who are for or against pornography

I joined to say "thank you" to whilhelm for doing such an excellent job on here as he struggles to inform and educate so many of you who couldn't care less about anything other than your own self-gratification. He calmly continues to provide solid reasoning for the point that porn is destructive. If you have not experienced it in your own life, you will think he is a religious extremist, apparently. Perhaps you have never noticed that our young teens are walking around with "juicy" printed on the back of their shorts. Advertising their sexuality, that which society struggles to protect until the magic age of "18," at which time many of them with such little hope and self-esteem are so desensitized to moral value that they are willing to sell their bodies to the porn industry and to all of the world as a whole. As I grew up, my father kept Playboys by his easy chair in front of the television. My older sister will never forget when he showed her a centerfold of a teenager, hair in pigtails and wearing a plaid skirt to obviously mimic a schoolgirl, and made a comment about her good-looking boobs. That memory has disturbed her for decades, and given her reason to wonder about my father and the fact that he saw no problem with showing her porn at her age and revealing the fact that images of girls her age sexually aroused him. I grew up thinking sex was dirty because my father forbade us from being in the room during an "R" rated movie yet helped himself to his hedonism in many forms as his right as an adult. I read the stories in Playboy and began writing my own. I was disturbed by what I was writing. I hadn't yet experienced sex in any form but my mind was taking a path into the gutter where sexual gratification evolved into scenes of disgust including a man urinating on his partner. I wrote with a knowledge I still am amazed I had at that age, as I stare at my child-like handwriting and wonder why I was so disturbed by sex.

I think a lot of women are confused between the difference in a real "male" and a real "man," Whilhelm. You are the kind of man that most women DREAM of. You have been there and done that with the porn, and you came out on the other side with knowledge to share about your experiences. I just want to thank you so much for standing up and taking all the **** that we're reading coming from people who can only call you names. You're going to need a lot of luck in convincing a a dude and a pig what a real man really means. It doesn't mean the kind you see at football games reverting to his caveman-like state. It means he realizes what he wants and still puts the wants of someone dear to him first. Everyone knows sex is alluring. Men and women alike. According to our individual experiences, it is either a good, bad, or neutral thing, with most feeling strongly one way or another. It's certainly easy enough to go online and see a nude woman. The fact that you can actually see a man come in her mouth and her swallow it with seemingly wild abandon, not getting enough, is exciting enough for the males you're talking to on here to not give a **** about what else is going on in the universe. Who cares that their watching porn proliferates it? After all, it's not their daughter walking down the street with "juicy" on her ***.

They're the one imagining just how juicy she is.