YOU? Noooo? really? I could never tell by your name

 

It is a very good post, but I think it speaks more about compulsory nature than vilification of internet porn.

 

HA!

I got another question for y'all

DO YOU THINK INTERNET PORN IS DEMEANING TO WOMEN AND ONLY PORTRAYS THEM AS MEN'S SEX OBJECTS?

Well boo hoo, I wish i was a woman's sex object everyday. add being paid to it and where do i sign up?

 

roughly a family guy quote:


"Women are not people, the are objects put here for our amusement by our lord and savior, Jesus Christ."

 

I don't know for sure and it's not like I'm going to leave the inner sanctum of XNXX to find out. But just gauging from what I see around me here the pron-internet ratio seems about right to me.

My actual belief is there is not too much porn on the internet. There is too much sexual repression in our society, which creates a frustration level so great that it plays out in the volumn and just overall weirdness of porn on the net.

There is great hope in that, however IMAO, because the exposure might be so great that more people might get into fucking, and the more they are fucking the less trouble they will be getting into.

It could be just me, but porn of anykind never stood a prayer of holding my attention if there was actually a real, wet, warm and willing pussy sitting next to me. Or does using pron for background music count?

 

Good point, actualy I have never been able to understand the 18 year limits. Sex should be availible for people over 14 or so. That is somewhere about the same time that I started to watch porn

 

I really want to say again that if you look at the porn on the net which is admittedly increasing in both volumn and ever increasing weirdness and intensity you are seeing our unconscious sexual frustration, our sexual isolation from even our own sexuality, guilt and one we should recognize instantly free market competition.

If all you do is sit there and jack off to porn obviously its going to take more volumn and extremness to get you off. You throw one willing fuck buddy into that scenario and you might have to trust me on this one but you won't have the time and energy to do the whole spectrum. And you will find what pleases and fullfills you both (for awhile because if a relationship is healthy it grows and changes and sex between two people should be a constant adventure. Otherwise how do you fuck the same person for a life time and still think you're getting a pretty good deal out of it.

Fear and guilt are so prevelant in our sexual consciousness touching feet in a restroom stall topples a senator. That's why sex often looks so fucking ugly on the net. It's the mirror image of what we think we should feel guilty about.

And lets not understate the last element. It gets so fucking weird because to beat the competition someone always has to come up with something new and more exciting.

But look at the positive side. Aren't you kind of amazed at what humans can do sexually.

 

Too much porn?

BAH! HA HA

well now that we got that settled, I would like to say that there is no such thing as too much porn

 

First of all here's what I love most of all about the internet, the people who created it, and my fellow human travelers at this time and place.

The internet has proven too vast, dynamic, and essential to, so far at least, fall under government and/or corporate control. It does not mean that it won't, but nothing in my life time has ever done that for more than a year or two at the most.

But for all its amazing technology and human intelligence, it is still one of those all too human endeavours because if the information I was given is correct there were two things the planners and inovators did not anticipate being a part of the internet; Sex and retail sales. I just love those minor oversights on the part of what might arguably be the most intelligent people alive to day.

If the proponderance of porn and sexual variety and opportunity (oh God or SLE lets not forget opportunity) for sexual staisfaction and adventure has any real negative reflection on us I think it would be that sex and sexual behavior is still one of our new frontiers at this stage of our evolution.

Now are we potentially addicted to that. Damn riight we are, and damn good thing it is. Remember, that we humans actually sort of have two brains. Our modern brain and our premitive brain that actually controls everything else even though it only has three impluses(or addictions) breath, eat and reproduce. Now which brain do you think is going to win on some dark night way down deep in a back seat.

 

ooh ooh i know i know

the primitive one wins right?

 

I don't think it is a compulsory nature, it is an addictive nature. Nothing, in its self is evil, it is how it is used and how it affects people. Pictures are not evil, even ictures of a 13yo, but remove the clothes and things start to slip, if it is a 13yo who is naked ten there are other issues to face. A story about rape is not evil but if it moves to action that is another question. We can't remove everything from access that may cause someone to do something bad, if we did the conservatives would hav us all watching Father Knows Best reruns all day.

 

Too much porn on the internet? That's like asking if there are too many books in a library! Or too many articles in a newspaper! It's just a type of item available in a huge searchable database. There can never be too much

 

In response to the original question: I'm in agreement with what the lovely lady directly above me (I wish ) said.

 

This is a really interesting question, Incubus. I'd have to say that in all honesty I, too, am a porn addict. I also view some form of porn on a daily basis. I'm currently single, but even when I was dating (or, briefly, engaged) my porn viewing habits were still the same--I just had to be a bit stealthier about it. I also find, that as a porn addict, one becomes jaded--studios like Vivid and Wicked now make me yawn, and if the word "feature" or "couples" appears anywhere in a movie description, I tend to avoid it like the plague. This was not always the case. Back when I first started watching porn I thought that films like Michael Ninn's "Latex" and anything by Andrew Blake were great. The days of my appreciation for "erotica," however, are long in the past.

 

It's impossible for me to be objective about this question. I'm a natural sub and love to be dominated by my sexual partners, so the idea of a beautiful woman using me as her personal sex object for her pleasure does nothing but turn me on. From this perspective, I can understand that same desire in the opposite sex.

I love those porn performers who truly seem to enjoy rough sex (Melissa Lauren,Ariana Jollee, Sasha Grey, Lauren Phoenix etc.) but, in reality, I'm sure that many, if not most, of the female performers who act in the "rough sex" scenes do it exclusively for the money. This is often very obvious in their performances as well.

 

No, sex is very much part of every one's life. curiosity as to how others go about perists in all persons,some suppress it deliberately. In some advanced societies porn also is part of common life-there it is not too much. In India,and some Asian countries where they are still conservative, internet is yet to make its mark,porn has perhaps overtaken informative knowledge. No one can stop what is descending from sky!

 

Yes, usually its sure not what momma and the preacher said. But one would be wise Incubus to know the words to Paradise By the Dashboard Lights by Meat Loaf first.

 

Great tune, Stumbler! Good to see you around, by the way. My favorite line from that song: "And now I'm praying for the end of time, the sorriest man alive, 'cuz if I gotta spend another minute with you I don't think that I can really survive." Too funny.

 

great tip, i'll check it out

further to what pornluvr said, it's possibly true. I find myself getting turned on by more and more raunchy sex & sex acts than I use to before.

Like anal sex, with women of course, before porn, not interested. after porn, very much interested.

the big picture that most porn worshipers fail to see is that the actors & actress on screen partaking in such acts are more than likely doing so for financial gain. it's a bit different in the real world.

porn does kinda make 'normal' sex seem boring and outdated. but should this assumption be justified?

is porn a liberator of sexual imagination or a provocative display of sexual perversion?

the word 'pervert' itself is frowned on in society. tell me,

DOES BEING ADDICTED TO PORN MAKE YOU A PERVERT?

 

My most horrorific line in the whole song is: "I can wait all night, boy, yes or no, will you love me until the end of time"?

Actually I never lied or promised. It was easier to find another girl. And the one girl that never even tried to play that game got me for life, and we still see paradise by the dash board lights occassionaly.

Good to see you too Pornluvr.

PS We may still have a philosopher or two to go. How about Hugh Hefner and the Playboy Philosophy? WE haven't hit that one yet.