Why do you just copy and paste what I wrote to another person?
Also, you've had the same Avatar for 16 months. Seems like a duplicate account.
Highly doubt.
You don't even know what love is, so there's no way you're even capable of having a loving relationship.
A cordial one? Maybe. Loving? Impossible.
I've never had to "catch" him watching porn because he's never used it in secret around me.
Marshall isn't a regular porn user he is a retaliatory porn user, which is a typical fighting tactic with men: they watch porn in retaliation to try to strike back. It's happened when I asked him to leave my house (kicked him out during a fight) or tried to break up with him in the past. He sat at home and did it out of anger. It doesn't bother me because at the root of it the person's inability to have empathy for how the have hurt their SO. They turn away from the relationship out of anger, instead of inward to heal what they broke. It's the person's issue, not mine.
Boy, if I watched porn every time Marshall pissed me off...but I don't...because I reject porn as a matter of moral principle. Even though certain categories of pornography appeal to me very much, and I could easily get into a pattern of watching it, I fight the temptation and exercise self control.
I don't think a lot of people realize how tempting pornography is for women too. Women are just as sexual as men, although often sexually repressed from societal brainwashing. I've read studies that suggest women are actually MORE visually stimulated than men. Women are visual though, for sure.
Depends on when the study was done. Before 2015, you'll see a lot of the old theories because of all the cultural attitudes towards women and sex. After 2015, when they did studies with more variety of images the researchers all came to the reality with newer conclusions: women are just as visually stimulated as men.
Basic statements about sexuality are not advertisements. I don't have any desire to find a match through statements on Kiwis Farms. There's dating APPs for that kind of thing.
Someone's sexuality is just as much a part of that person as other aspects of their life. I don't see any difference between someone talking about what they ate for lunch and saying their lingerie arrived in the mail.
Talking about basic elements of sexuality, even publicly, in a mature, adult manner is part of the human experience. Joking about sex and sexuality publicly is part of the human experience. I don't see anything wrong with it. As long as someone doesn't cross the line and they save the deeper details for personal relationships. Like, for example, no one needs to hear publicly the details of my sexual fantasies.
I had this messianic person text me after s/he found the Kiwi Farms thread and one of their objections to how I responded to you guys was how I spoke about my sexuality. I laughed because 45% of The Hebrew Bible is about sex, and in very graphic ways. Don't read the Bible then!
I always find it funny how saying the word "vagina" publicly in the context of a philosophical discussion can make people go in an uproar but a person who broadcasts the deepest inner details of their heart and thoughts on YouTube with their face 2 inches from the camera is considered "just another day on the internet" -- when in actuality sharing someone's deepest thoughts and feelings with their face up close and their voice in your ear buds is way more intimate than a philosophical discussion about sexuality.