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[clackamascoug]

I think some of you are making light of this miracle because it's too close to home for you.

[Northwestcoug]

The above story took me to this story: http://www.ldsliving.com/story/77369...graphy-problem

But as I got older, I realized that finding someone who had never been mixed up in pornography was going to be trickier than I thought.

Tessa James, by putting your name on this article you made it that much harder to find a not-addicted-to-pornography man. I hope guy #2 turns out to be a long-term relationship...

[BigFatMeanie]

Wow. Had to go to the third page to find this thread. We're slacking.

It's been awhile since we've had some good grocer check-out punography stories. http://www.sltrib.com/news/1903492-1...i-porn-options

From the lady's blog:

LOL - If you make it to the end of the sltrib article, the magazine in question was Cosmopolitan.

Also, the lady's blog has now been deleted. I wonder why?

[jay santos]

This is going around facebook

http://www.faithit.com/an-open-lette...oking-at-porn/

[ERCougar]

Jay, you absolutely have to read it to the end. In fact, skip to the last part.

Is that the "swish" that SU keeps talking about?

[jay santos]

This is going around facebook

http://www.faithit.com/an-open-lette...oking-at-porn/

I don't know if this is a condemnation on religion. That religion gave this 12 year old girl the perspective that created feelings of animosity towards her father and distrust of men.

Or it might be a proof of the benefit of religion. That this girl has reached adulthood, and apparently the worst problem in her life was seeing porn on her dad's computer at age 12. She's raised in a two parent home, with parents that taught her standards and had interest in her. Just that puts her in the top 20 percentile of good homes.

[Donuthole]

This is going around facebook

http://www.faithit.com/an-open-lette...oking-at-porn/

I give this a 10-15% chance of being real and a 85-90% chance of being the fictional work of someone on a porn crusade; amazing that "she" knows just what points to hit to make this resonate with the "the new drug" crowd (porn watchers give non porn watchers a bad rap, porn watchers are pedofiles, porn watchers expect all women to look like porn stars, etc.).

One proper and one improper use of "affect/effect" within the first four paragraphs? Fake.

[TripletDaddy]

I give this a 10-15% chance of being real and a 85-90% chance of having being the fictional work of someone on a porn crusade; amazing that "she" knows just what points to hit to make this resonate with the "the new drug" crowd (porn watchers give non porn watchers a bad rap, porn watchers are pedofiles, porn watchers expect all women to look like porn stars, etc.).

One proper and one improper use of "affect/effect" within the first four paragraphs? Fake.

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[Donuthole]

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Boom. It's early! I blame Spanish. I sometimes do that with nephew, too.

[Sleeping in EQ]

I don't know if this is a condemnation on religion. That religion gave this 12 year old girl the perspective that created feelings of animosity towards her father and distrust of men.

Or it might be a proof of the benefit of religion. That this girl has reached adulthood, and apparently the worst problem in her life was seeing porn on her dad's computer at age 12. She's raised in a two parent home, with parents that taught her standards and had interest in her. Just that puts her in the top 20 percentile of good homes.

Her "dad's" sex life is none of her business, and yet the war on male desire continues.

[TripletDaddy]

Boom. It's early! I blame Spanish. I sometimes do that with nephew, too.

this is where I would store all my pedofiles:

[falafel]

I don't know if this is a condemnation on religion. That religion gave this 12 year old girl the perspective that created feelings of animosity towards her father and distrust of men.

I don't think there is necessarily a connection between religion (assuming you mean LDS) and the perpsective that created her feelings. The issues she raises seem fairly common in and out of the church.

[jay santos]

I don't think there is necessarily a connection between religion (assuming you mean LDS) and the perpsective that created her feelings. The issues she raises seem fairly common in and out of the church.

I think this comes from an Evangelical Christian type website. I agree these are not LDS specific perspectives. I'm not a historian, but I would guess that if you trace the roots of these perspectives, they come from religion. It could be considered societal views now, but I think these really hypersensitive emotions towards porn generally are found in very religious families. ie porn is somewhat taboo no matter your religion, but a 12 yo raised in a non-religious family finding porn her dad's computer, probably wouldn't have that kind of impact.

[Northwestcoug]

I give this a 10-15% chance of being real and a 85-90% chance of having being the fictional work of someone on a porn crusade; amazing that "she" knows just what points to hit to make this resonate with the "the new drug" crowd (porn watchers give non porn watchers a bad rap, porn watchers are pedofiles, porn watchers expect all women to look like porn stars, etc.).

One proper and one improper use of "affect/effect" within the first four paragraphs? Fake.

I'd push the chances of this being fake to 95%. Even if it is 'real', she's been well-groomed by the anti-porn crowd.

My SIL posted this; she's been on the anti-porn crusade for awhile.

[Donuthole]

this is where I would store all my pedofiles:

I just keep mine under the sink.