I perhaps agree with Cassie but I am not sure how I would react. Red light - no, but porn maybe depends more on circumstance.
Oh indeed circumstances and the type of porn of very relevant. I remember talking online to one woman who had found her husband masturbating to toddlers and tiaras. She had literally reported him to the police and I can't say that I disagree with her, it's quite possible in her situation I would have gone a lot further than just reporting him.
It's a difficult topic. I don't support any man watching porn at all, despite my own recovery story from it and other things. I know other couples are ok with it and do that kind of thing like open relationships but I am very against it, knowing now how much it hurt my wife and my own self too.
thank you for your replies. I agree that the man who watched cp would and should be reported but I know there are some who will never admit to it, don't want help and it's said. I would like to help a guy in this area, even though I don't have experience in that kind of perversion, but I would still share my story with him.
I wonder if sex workers ladies came on this thread and gave you their story, I wonder what they would say. I am not for them either, I know they are trying to make a buck too, but I am against all red light places and even porn. That is why I am in recovery still, even after a long time not falling into it, I consider myself and addict and most men hide this stuff.
I'm okay with porn, but I don't want to see it or know the specifics.. out of sight out of mind. It can make me self-conscious if I see the women having a way different look than me.... lol
Having sex with someone else behind my back... that would kill my trust, and the relationship would fall apart. I sometimes have trouble regaining trust with people over more innocent or minor things.... and that is not minor to me.
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I wonder if most women are ok with porn then, because in my own recovery, all the wives there, are terribly hurt by their husbands' porn addiction. Well, I guess there are all different beliefs and I'm not here to cause a riot either. My wife is definately not ok with porn. I am not either. I used to do it, and hide behind her back and have no time for her at all, it also objectified women and programmed my brain just to think a lie which was that 'all women are cheap whores" which I KNOW that is wrong and completely false. I have very strong beliefs against it and will never be OK with it. It's also tied into my religious beliefs being a Christian. My wife is a Christian too. Anyway, I appreciate your feedback, it explains a lot of things I have come across too.
I wonder if most women are ok with porn then, because in my own recovery, all the wives there, are terribly hurt by their husbands' porn addiction. Well, I guess there are all different beliefs and I'm not here to cause a riot either. My wife is definately not ok with porn. I am not either. I used to do it, and hide behind her back and have no time for her at all, it also objectified women and programmed my brain just to think a lie which was that 'all women are cheap whores" which I KNOW that is wrong and completely false. I have very strong beliefs against it and will never be OK with it. It's also tied into my religious beliefs being a Christian. My wife is a Christian too. Anyway, I appreciate your feedback, it explains a lot of things I have come across too.
You are running two things in together. Porn and addiction. I like a bit of written porn, pictures I find indifferent. I couldn't care less if my partner was interested in porn, I really don't understand why people do freak out about it. They are just pictures, and do I really expect that my partner looks at nothing more attractive than me?
Blade Runner, a favourite film of mine has a line in it from the female lead when asked about her husband looking at porn "I should be enough for him!" Really? She should be able to cover every single thing that catches his eye? Or should she have married someone that has a very narrow sexual imagination.
Addiction is a different matter. That is an illness, and definitely bad news, but like other illnesses caring and compassion is what any loving partner should feel. Not terribly hurt.
So much has been raised here, so i need time to run it through my thinking process, one detail i see is and i can not say it apply,s to me not ever from a guy .= He should be enough for me =. or I for him.
for my self because i was not born a complete female from birth i would never be enough for a man thats the bottom line sexually i fail, So that being the case would a guy wont to be with me at all.AND If he would how would i be enough when i cant meet his expections sexually ,he would need sex as men so this is the issue i have faced and as i look into the face of a man knowing what he needs of cause he would be told long before any sexual relastionship can take place, well ....
Well your a male ...yes...so you tell me what would you say to me ,knowing i,m an incomplete born female , you would wonder ....WHAT...oh heck you would be off guard for a start , then youd say , i need sex so youd look for an other women ,,,WHO... CAN GIVE YOU WHAT YOU NEED .
I,v done my home work i have talked to men in the 100.s face to face on our different forums over a long time = years, quite a few are alone no partner no real sexual partner , so they turn to the subject matter we are talking about to fill a need would that , i MEAN THAT need , be enough , no so they wont a no strings attached friendship.
And yes i have talked to the women of the night The prostitutes Collictive i have people i know in many places so i am schooled up ,or should i say i have friends in many places, same with gay people and the other one was the AID,s Foundation , i met many 1000,s of people and yes i needed to learn a lot to understand people .
The bottom line for myself in all this and more i was there to learn understand and help , i,m not the Judge i cant tell people what to do no matter what i think and i have to be very carefull and i cant repeat or tell other,s is all private info. and is a responsable postion . all i,ll say is,
One person has been inside for 9 years and is 3 years out and 2 year to go so i know what it can do to people addiction or hooked on sex to the extreme,
With in myself i wonder with all the forums sites and what ever,s out there what has changed over the years from the times 1940,s on and many be early before that even the blue films for men , may not be as ...cant find the word... i quess ...HOT films ...or very sexy then men are men and sexually driven .
And to day is like the world is driven by sex in any way shape or form ,
I wonder if most women are ok with porn then, because in my own recovery, all the wives there, are terribly hurt by their husbands' porn addiction. Well, I guess there are all different beliefs and I'm not here to cause a riot either. My wife is definately not ok with porn. I am not either. I used to do it, and hide behind her back and have no time for her at all, it also objectified women and programmed my brain just to think a lie which was that 'all women are cheap whores" which I KNOW that is wrong and completely false. I have very strong beliefs against it and will never be OK with it. It's also tied into my religious beliefs being a Christian. My wife is a Christian too. Anyway, I appreciate your feedback, it explains a lot of things I have come across too.
You are running two things in together. Porn and addiction. I like a bit of written porn, pictures I find indifferent. I couldn't care less if my partner was interested in porn, I really don't understand why people do freak out about it. They are just pictures, and do I really expect that my partner looks at nothing more attractive than me?
Blade Runner, a favourite film of mine has a line in it from the female lead when asked about her husband looking at porn "I should be enough for him!" Really? She should be able to cover every single thing that catches his eye? Or should she have married someone that has a very narrow sexual imagination.
Addiction is a different matter. That is an illness, and definitely bad news, but like other illnesses caring and compassion is what any loving partner should feel. Not terribly hurt.
True.... having a loved one be addicted to porn would change anyone's views on porn. Someone can go from being okay with it to being fully against it because it caused issues in their relationship.
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