> One, you have the not-so-uncommon addiction to porn. Because of the wide and free availability of porn content today, it's very easy for a person that's susce

> One, you have the not-so-uncommon addiction to porn. Because of the wide and free availability of porn content today, it's very easy for a person that's susceptible to addiction to fall into a vicious hole. You can say this about anything. Movies, video games, the internet, alcohol, sugary foods, fast cars, social media upvotes. > Secondly, it can lead to spreading aggressive, potentially dangerous fetishes. Again, this statement can also apply to things like violence in movies and games. And much has been said against that kind of reasoning :) > I'm not suggesting we should shun it or disallow it completely - but I think celebrating would also be an extreme that's not worth the consequences. I didn't mean literally celebrating like parading them around on a palanquin, but treating them with respect at the very least. Create an environment that at least allows some discussion about it, instead of indignantly shutting these topics down upon hearing the first syllable.