Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Curious - if a spouse does have an issue with it, why?
I have an issue with it. I feel like it gives DH a skewed perception of how sexually adventurous most married women with kids are.
Like he wants me to go to these resorts or hotel takeovers where people have group sex, and I’m not interested.
Then I ask him to look at whatever porn he is watching as a sexy thing, and he shows me this “amateur” video of this couple going to one of these hotel takeovers. They show them beforehand, and the wife is acting all nervous, etc. I think that since he watches so much of this stuff, he thinks these are kind of typical women, and I am some kind of prude. Or maybe not typical, but like 1-2 standard deviations above the mean. But these are women who are making money by having sex and putting it on the internet. The way they are acting is fake. And these little conversations are fake. And this is a very small minority of women.
Anonymous wrote:Has this ever been a problem in a relationship for you?
Anonymous wrote:Who doesn’t watch porn?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:They all do even when they say they don’t.
No they don't.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Curious - if a spouse does have an issue with it, why?
I have an issue with it. I feel like it gives DH a skewed perception of how sexually adventurous most married women with kids are.
Like he wants me to go to these resorts or hotel takeovers where people have group sex, and I’m not interested.
Then I ask him to look at whatever porn he is watching as a sexy thing, and he shows me this “amateur” video of this couple going to one of these hotel takeovers. They show them beforehand, and the wife is acting all nervous, etc. I think that since he watches so much of this stuff, he thinks these are kind of typical women, and I am some kind of prude. Or maybe not typical, but like 1-2 standard deviations above the mean. But these are women who are making money by having sex and putting it on the internet. The way they are acting is fake. And these little conversations are fake. And this is a very small minority of women.
Anonymous wrote:Curious - if a spouse does have an issue with it, why?
Anonymous wrote:Who doesn’t watch porn?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Curious - if a spouse does have an issue with it, why?
My dh at one time watched it often and never wanted to have sex with me even though I always initiated. I would try to initiate and he would tell me what's wrong with you. I then point blank confronted him and told him I scooped on his phone history and seen his usage. This was about 13 years ago and I never understood his hiding it because at one time we had a large DVD collection of porn that we would watch at least 2-3 times weekly.
Yea, I think there’s a difference between men who use occasionally to get off but otherwise have healthy sex/relationships, and men who just prefer a screen to a real person. My ex was the latter, and even when he stopped porn to make me happy (we had sex maybe once a month, and only when I begged), he just replaced porn with spending hours a day stalking women’s FB profiles. Not even sexual stuff, just regular women. Some men just aren’t interested in women in real life.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Curious - if a spouse does have an issue with it, why?
My dh at one time watched it often and never wanted to have sex with me even though I always initiated. I would try to initiate and he would tell me what's wrong with you. I then point blank confronted him and told him I scooped on his phone history and seen his usage. This was about 13 years ago and I never understood his hiding it because at one time we had a large DVD collection of porn that we would watch at least 2-3 times weekly.
Anonymous wrote:Yeah, he does. But only with the AP. I don’t really care what those two are up to as long as his paycheck hits the account.
Anonymous wrote:Curious - if a spouse does have an issue with it, why?