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While I don't see how you've refuted any of my claims specifically, I will address your assertion that I should try porn with my wife. Having used porn myself
by notdonspaulding 14y ago
While I don't see how you've refuted any of my claims specifically, I will address your assertion that I should try porn with my wife.
Having used porn myself for the majority of my life, and for almost the entirety of my marriage, I have quite a number of empirical data points of its affects on me and my sexuality. I will say that my wife and I need much less of the influence of porn on our sex life, not more.
- illuminate 14y ago"While I don't see how you've refuted any of my claims specifically" Your anecdotes don't require disproving. They are just your anecdotes about your particular personality and calling them "empirical" does not give them any more expandability to the whole.
- notdonspaulding 14y agoWhat I offered as claims of the moral/religious position were separate from what I explained my own anecdotal experiences to be. I'm sorry I didn't draw a more clear distinction there. My "empirical" remark was simply to explain that I have enough knowledge about myself to draw the conclusion that engaging in pornography would not help my marriage. I wasn't expanding it to the whole in any way there.
- illuminate 14y agoAh, then my statement wouldn't apply. My mistake.