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I haven't heard of anyone being harmed in any way by pornography. Instead, pornography might help your relationship.
answered Sep 30, 2010
Dragos Iovan
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Pornography is so far away of being a "handy hand" for an individual, couple or married couple! It is addicting and the more getting into it, the more you're brain gets tricked into thing "this is right. This is what I should do"... It releases a chemical in your brain known as "the feel good" chemical indicating your body that its a good positive thing similar to drugs. It only gets worse as your love for porn grows, because it grows on to you, and you forget about the real you, the real world, and soon, you are not able to fulling experience the beautifulest feeling on Earth: Falling in love.
answered Sep 30, 2010
Adi
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How do you know which one's perception of reality is true? Does "true" even exist? Or is it just a case of which to follow. That being said, who's reality should I follow? Should I love or have sex? Should I be a sexual predator or a naive geek that falls in love only to end up being kicked in the balls for being so stupid to trust a woman? Should I believe you and substitute one reality for another? And what's your top argument in this case? Sure I could take your age as an argument, but that would mean bashing experience in the face.
answered Sep 30, 2010
Dragos Iovan
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"Should I love or have sex?"; ... Some people try to make this question much more complicated than it really is... If you are having sex, it will be on yourself. If you are making love, it will be on your partner. :) Sex is, one, two , three, its over. Making love is four, five, six, we go on for hours. Sex is, "OK, that's all?"; Making love is, snuggling up with your partner afterward and feeling as if you've died and excuse the cliche, "gone to heaven". All in all it all comes down to one thing. Where is your focus, what is your priority? If it is yourself, you are having sex. If it is your partner, you are making love.
answered Sep 30, 2010
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I haven't heard of anyone being harmed in any way by pornography. Instead, pornography might help your relationship.
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