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Yes, let's crack down on porn and make it a taboo again, that way when kids grow up into young adults they can have no idea what they're doing and catch their S
by Mahn 10y ago
Yes, let's crack down on porn and make it a taboo again, that way when kids grow up into young adults they can have no idea what they're doing and catch their STDs they way it's meant to.
In fact, let's protect kids from anything minimally shocking on the internet so they can grow up super sensitive to anything people do.
- dozzie 10y agoIt's not like porn educates about sex or STDs. Your argument is invalid, even though I agree with your standpoint in general.
- stinos 10y agoThis. As far as I can judge it, there's way more unprotected sex then protected sex in porn so it's not going to teach anything about STDs. Apart from that: there's imo way too many porn out there which has nothing to do with realistic sex. But I agree with the sentiment: this stuff shouldn't get hidden (well, not above a certain age maybe), but kids/teens should be educated to be critical so they know what you see on the net is not exactly the way it goes in normal life.
- pluma 10y agoFacials are neither a way to prevent unwanted pregnancies (compared to condoms or the pill) nor does it protect against STDs. Hour-long penetration marathons are not an accurate portrayal of typical intercourse. There are many good arguments against online censorship but "porn is sex ed" isn't one of them. I'm aware that there are porn sites that are more "realistic" but it's still the wrong argument. The correct argument is: that something exists doesn't mean children will be exposed to it and that something is harder to seek out intentionally doesn't mean children won't be exposed to it. Of course the real argument is: stop trying to pass laws based on tabloid newspaper headlines.