@sharksden "The problem with being a serial name-keeper on MN is that your reputation precedes you." That feels a bit creepy perhaps I had better change my name, I don't like the idea people think they know what I will say because I've posted on topics before.
"Do you think women being able to be seen in porn has been a good thing for women, the women in the porn and the rest of us?"
I'm not quite sure how the three groups are differentiated." They are two groups the women in the porn and the rest of us women. (I think it has been bad for both groups, incidentally, maybe no surprises there!)
"Can I guess the next questions and answer them ahead of time?"
"If DH were watching (using) porn, I would be disappointed. I don't take masturbation as a personal insult but to be watching someone else whilst doing it - I would,"
Well that's fine to know but it wasn't going to be my next question.
I also wasn't going to ask about your children in direct relation to porn.
My question was going to be, in an attempt to see the other side of things, do you understand why some women are bothered by porn?
Why they may not want the men they interact with to watch porn and have any misogynistic views fueled by it.
And as you had three questions here is my third, do you understand why some people may not want their kids to first learn about sex from porn? I am not talking about erotic writing etc. I am not anti sex. Just worried children are exposed to very strange ideas about sex from porn, and so are adults.
I read this a while ago and as mum to a son and a daughter I found it very worrying, for both my son and my daughter. I don't want them to grow up feeling this is normal.
fightthenewdrug.org/sex-before-kissing-15-year-old-girls-dealing-with-boys/
I am not accusing Hugh Hefner of being responsible for all his but he made a lot of money out of women and he normalized porn a lot, IMHO.