Posted on: 05/14/24 06:48AM
Starbase_74_User said:
Some of it is probably religion/purity culture telling them that "sex bad, sex only for making baby, not for fun", or inadequate sex-ed. Some of it is probably misinformed opinions arrived at through emotion rather than reasoning.
The funny thing is that it honestly feels like religious beliefs and western purity culture have both taken such a backseat to more current-year social values. That includes things like "bro science" and "female objectification theory."
A lot of it seems to be unreasonable emotions backed by illogical reasoning. Lots of bold assumptions being made, and a few other things that may sound scientific, but aren't 100% truthful.
Starbase_74_User said:
My high school sex-ed never really went into pornography and how to deal with the problems that may come from it, or anything about separating porn from reality. You'd think with most modern teenagers encountering porn at some point you'd teach them a bit about it but, guess not. :/
We need powerful education more than ever because some people clearly cannot handle unrestricted access to pornography without losing their marbles when it's too much for them.
Separating porn from reality can be pretty easy for the most part. I don't understand why some people think it will always warp someone's perception.