Can someone explain how pornography is freedom of speech?

[Az]

personally, I find that a lot of porn turns me off (at least initially)

Seriously, if women wouldn't be brought up more moral(istica)ly, They would enjoy porn as much. maybe different porn, but still, porn.

As long as porn doesn't include outlawed acts, I have no problems with it, whatsoever.

[Urban Ranger]

Originally posted by Azazel
Seriously, if women wouldn't be brought up more moral(istica)ly, They would enjoy porn as much. maybe different porn, but still, porn.

I am not sure. I heard that women are a lot more mental.

Personally, I couldn't find the attraction about porn. Yeah sure, it gets your testosterone flowing and makes you sexually aroused. Then what?

[Az]

I am not sure. I heard that women are a lot more mental.

So far, most of soicety still educates women differently than men about sex. So by far, women are a lot more mental, but only because "society has programmed" them to be that way.

There are many individual cases where society "screws up". In those cases, women enjoy sex in similar physical ways to men, i.e. look for men that are good looking, sometimes detest men that behave like *******s ( just like men don't like dating *****es too much ). and sometimes they'll go into a self-punishing circle of relationships with *******s of the other sex.

Many they're compensating for lack of love. But this goes for both men and women.

Many men will sleep with women, when they are emotionally imbalanced, even if they're not attracted to their partner. Just like women.

Do you really think that the same insticts of physical attraction that drove animals for millions of years will simply dissapear in women, making them more "mental"? No, not naturally, anyway.

[Willem]

Originally posted by Azazel


Do you really think that the same insticts of physical attraction that drove animals for millions of years will simply dissapear in women, making them more "mental"? No, not naturally, anyway.

But on that same token, women have a different response towards sex than men do. There have been all sorts of studies done on this, and they all come up with the same conclusion: Men are by nature more promiscuous than women, and place a higher importance on sex. That's not entirely conditioning, it's also biology. That's not to say that women might be more free and easy without the conditioning, but they will never be as inclined to enjoy pornography as men.

[Az]

but they will never be as inclined to enjoy pornography as men.

How do you know that? maybe they'll enjoy a different sort of porn, and maybe less of it, but still, it doesn't mean that they won't enjoy it.

Besides, how could that test ignore the conditioning?

[Willem]

Originally posted by Azazel

How do you know that? maybe they'll enjoy a different sort of porn, and maybe less of it, but still, it doesn't mean that they won't enjoy it.

Besides, how could that test ignore the conditioning?

Well yes, it is kind of a chicken/egg situation but still, I don't need the results of a study to tell me that women view sex differently than men. And I don't see them ever being as attracted to porn as men. Maybe more than they do now sure, but it's just not their cup of tea overall.

[Az]

But how would you know? Even now, there are women that like porn!

[Willem]

Originally posted by Azazel
But how would you know? Even now, there are women that like porn!

And there are men that don't.

[Az]

thanks for proving my point that men's and women's desires for sex are similar.

Lets face it. we cannot know, not with the amount of education against sex going on with girls.

[Willem]

Originally posted by Azazel
thanks for proving my point that men's and women's desires for sex are similar.

Lets face it. we cannot know, not with the amount of education against sex going on with girls.

Like I said, I don't need the results of a study to know that men and women see sex differently. Though I admit it's difficult to draw the line between biology and conditioning.

[Az]

Ok, then.