Host ,'Conviction (1)'
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risque (and frisque), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
But there are other ways to learn to have sex, outside of porn. Or am I not following?
Steph, I think it's that youth often get their first view of what sex is "really" like from porn. (I first saw a Playboy at 12 or 13, which means I can only imagine what today's Internet-capable pubescents can get access to.) And porn is so different from reality that it can skew expectations.
And porn is so different from reality that it can skew expectations.
Maybe I just didn't consume enough porn, or I have an unrealistic sex life, but it was an easily correctable issue.
Movie love isn't like real life love either, is it? Not to mention apartment rentals and wardrobes.
And porn is so different from reality that it can skew expectations.
Maybe I just didn't consume enough porn, or I have an unrealistic sex life, but it was an easily correctable issue.
Same here. I don't blame diappointing sex on the expectations generated by porn; I blame it on not enough practice/too much booze/too much ego.
Movie love isn't like real life love either, is it? Not to mention apartment rentals and wardrobes.
But movie fighting is exactly like real fighting, right?
too much ego.
Teppy's brain: "I'm good at softball and writing. This blowjob stuff will be easy..."
It is just like Midol + codeine, as in it has 50mg of caffeine per tablet.
My lord. It's the world's most perfect drug.
Kids are also more likely to see real life love, financial stuff, and fighting than sex.
But movie fighting is exactly like real fighting, right?
It is the way I do it...
I think all my porn watching has been post-virginity.
It is the way I do it...
::maps this back to the porn conversation...: