(1) None of this is a problem for families who parent their children well, by educating them about what to expect in the online world, and properly supervising their internet use.
It's a learning opportunity, not the next cause for mass moral panic.
It's a learning opportunity, not the next cause for mass moral panic.
(2) Besides, as soon as the internet could handle the file size of a photo, ie early 1990s, people of all ages were accessing online porn. So, these "boys" you speak of are now men, and the sky has not fallen as a result of their porn use.
Credit people with some intellect.
Credit people with some intellect.
(3) I say to teenage girls that if the boy you like has a bad attitude about girls because of online porn; find someone else.
Let the market sort it out.
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Let the market sort it out.
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