Porn

First off, let me say that I think the world would be a better place without porn. But porn is in the world, especially the world that I'm associated with. Like any other addictive vice, there will always be a segment of society that is partaking and those who don't. Like harmful drugs , habits, and such, educating kids (even big kids)of the harm might stem the tide. I've only heard the warnings during religious services. For me, the main reason I try to resist it's lure, is that I will never be able to get the full satisfaction that comes from making love to a woman whom I care for and respect, especially a spouse. The article in NY Mag. was very informative and true. Since the majority of porn addicts are men, the women with class, dignity and integrity, who wish to be part of a satisfying relationship will either have to weed through the porn addicts, to find the all-illusive, righteous dude, or will have to settle for a porn guy. She will ever be compared (in the mind of her lover) to the bitch who swallowed, or took it up the @*&%. The man will find her lack of "experience" a bore and will likely continue whacking off to a computer screen, or search for someone who will do those things that will get him off. A person who keeps taking pain-killers will eventually build up a tolerance to them. He'll need more and more to get the desired effect. It's the same with porn. Just making love to a woman will not be enough after a steady intake of lewd sexual images. Resisting porn is a constant battle, but it helps to know the dangers and the drawbacks.