Should I assume my son is looking at porn?
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Anonymous
| If his Spam folder in his email is all of a sudden exploding with very suggestive emails? I take a peak at his email and Instagram accounts at times to keep dibs and this was a bit disturbing to see. They were all unread and he hasn't even sent an email from that account (only uses his school account, which also has these emails in it) for a year. He actually doesn't even post in Instagram but a few times a year and doesn't have any other accounts--that I know of anyway. Now I'm wondering. He's just turned 14. Think I'm going to have my DH remind him about what he sees online versus reality. |
Anonymous
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Not necessarily. You don't have to enter your email to look at porn anyway.
But that conversation with dad couldn't hurt. |
Anonymous
Dad will tell him to make sure to look at amateur p0rn on reddit where there are plenty of "realistic" bodies gettin' jiggy. |
Anonymous
| My spam folder is like that and I definitely haven't been looking at porn. |
Anonymous
Good to know. Thanks! |
Anonymous
| Yes. He's 14. My friends with boys alll say porn is a middle school thing. |
Anonymous
and a high school thing, a college thing, 20's, 30s, 40's.....14 year olds watch lots of videos and get lots of spam. Does not mean he is but if he is not now, he will soon. |
Anonymous
| Not necessarily. |
Anonymous
| Yes, he's a teen boy. He is most likely looking at it. |
Anonymous
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Any good, red blooded American make should be looking at straight porn.
Gay porn could cause your child to barf. |
Anonymous
| Raging hormones, easy availability...it would take a strong-willed kid to resist. |
Anonymous
Same here, never looked at any websites. |
Anonymous
| Of course he's looking at porn. |
Anonymous
| Yes. He's 14 years old. Absolutely he's watching porn. And all of his friends. It's the age of the internet. |
Anonymous
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You are so naive! Yes, teen boys are looking at porn if they any access to the internet.
Don't keep a computer in his room if he is obsessing. |