Metallox said:
Yeah, but naturally you have to discover the happy middle. I think parents should just be aware whether or not their children are watching things that are having a negative outcome on their lives, act when you notice things are mildly going wrong, which is different from outright restricting every thing that the parents deem bad. That is very broad, of course, but I'm not here to narrow what is good or bad. I just know that becoming obsessed with pornography and letting it change your perspectives (such as seeing people as objetcs of pleasure) is not good, especially at such a young age. The fact that porn is legally only made available for adults is for reasons like those, but I mean, I do not think it is entriely wrong if a horny teenager watches it. I myself started watching it at 11 or 12, I think? And even though my mother didn't ever check on me for that kind of stuff, I never let it take too much control. If anything, video games were my real Achilles' heel. OnlyFans was too expensive, btw. What I mean by that is that some people charged for more videos and photos that weren't included in regular subcriptions, if I'm not mistaken. That is a hell of a business. |
Alternately, teach it in schools. We need better sex education and better education on the internet in our schools.
