More or less. For example, I expect many young men are surprised by a woman's actual response during sex and what women actually find sexually pleasurable compared to what is typically depicted in porn. I.e., women =/= handy receptacle for masturbation.
And plastic pollution is caused by end users of products that contain and are wrapped in the stuff. The producers of plastic and manufacturers that incorporate it into their products are not responsible at all for the problem.
It's ridiculously easy. All we did is keep the computer my kid used on the kitchen table, didn't let him have a phone seeing as how they were banned at his middle school and didn't let him take a tablet into his bedroom.
This is also why education is so important.
Did it work?
Education is going to consist of a few, possibly a dozen sessions. Porn is going to be on tap 24/7/365. Think of the human brain as an AI model being trained on examples.
As far as we can tell. Nothing weird on the occasions we checked his browser history and installed programs. True, he could have discovered private browsing and been a porn hound while we weren't looking but there's no indication of that. We didn't let him have a computer in his bedroom until the pandemic and high school went online but he just had to have a computer with a graphics card in it to game with.
What would you suggest is the solution? How can we ensure that children don't see porn?
Really Poem... How can we ensure anything?
In 2023, child experts (headed by Barnardo's) said that the harm to children is so severe that we should not be waiting for the Online Safety Act. Children are acting out what they see in porn. Most child abuse (in the UK at least) is perpetrated by children.
www.theguardian.com
www.theguardian.com
In 2023, child experts (headed by Barnardo's) said that the harm to children is so severe that we should not be waiting for the Online Safety Act. Children are acting out what they see in porn. Most child abuse (in the UK at least) is perpetrated by children.
Age checks needed urgently to protect children from online porn, say charities
Safety experts call for immediate action to stop millions of underage viewers being damaged by extreme material
‘They see it in corridors, in bathrooms, on the bus’: UK schools’ porn crisis
Frontline workers warn how children as young as seven are being bombarded with harmful online sexual material
Severe, huh?
That is what child experts are saying. Perhaps you'd like to cite one that isn't?
Yes.
I mentioned children acting out what they see.
Are you saying children are not being harmed?
A quote from:
www.theguardian.com
A quote from:
‘They see it in corridors, in bathrooms, on the bus’: UK schools’ porn crisis
Frontline workers warn how children as young as seven are being bombarded with harmful online sexual material
Child sexual abuse expert Sarah works with children who are displaying signs of inappropriate sexual behaviour. She also trains other professionals who work with children
I started out as a primary school teacher eight years ago, and I’ve been worried about children seeing porn ever since. Children don’t have to be able to type to see porn – it can be sent to them or shown to them on someone else’s phone. They see it at school, in the corridors, in the bathrooms, on the bus. There is just no censor on any of it – one video leads to another. If you can imagine it, it exists as porn, and children are seeing it.