Not at all. Many just CLAIM that they don't like it.ChakatBlackstar wrote:I know but typically significant others can get offended if you're looking at porn. I figured mine was the exceptions to the rule.Rochey wrote:Porn ain't just for men, you know.
Like Mikey said, many just claim that. Often because they figure a good girl shouldn't be looking at it or because they consider it cheating. But there's a fairly large market for couples and porn for females.ChakatBlackstar wrote: I know but typically significant others can get offended if you're looking at porn. I figured mine was the exceptions to the rule.
Absolutely correct. It can be a mutually enjoyable enhancement, or a serious problem - that's not a function of the material itself, but rather of the user.GrahamKennedy wrote:I think the women and porn thing depends on how the porn is being "used". If you're using porn as an element in the relationship, or as an addendum to the relationship, that's one thing. If you're looking to it instead of her... that's a problem.
I believe it's spelled "prawn" and, yeah, if you find shrimp attractive, you've got some serious issues.Teaos wrote:If your looking at pron instead of her you've got bigger problems than her being annoyed at you.
I think he meant porn.Tsukiyumi wrote:I believe it's spelled "prawn" and, yeah, if you find shrimp attractive, you've got some serious issues.Teaos wrote:If your looking at pron instead of her you've got bigger problems than her being annoyed at you.
And if she's 800 miles away I think we have a right to look at porn.I was being sarcastic. It's in good fun, believe me.ChakatBlackstar wrote:I think he meant porn.Tsukiyumi wrote:I believe it's spelled "prawn" and, yeah, if you find shrimp attractive, you've got some serious issues.Teaos wrote:If your looking at pron instead of her you've got bigger problems than her being annoyed at you.
Not me, uh... the dirty part.Your all dirty old/middle/aged/young men
