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Need to pick brains - parental advice about teaching children about porn 19 Jan 2013 02:10 #21

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Kids... who'd have 'em? :chuckle: all you can do as a parent, is your best... I would imagine. I might have kids one day... I'm getting a bit old though :chuckle:

Sell you one cheap :marx:
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Need to pick brains - parental advice about teaching children about porn 19 Jan 2013 02:17 #22

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Is there a 28 day money back guarantee? :D
They can't take much more looking after than a puppy or something surely :chuckle:
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[quote="oioioi" post=95254]One person's freaky is another's norm. There has to be mutual respect, freaky or not, is all you can try and drill into him.

Asking this at this hour on a Friday night might not have been the wisest move either![/quote]



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Need to pick brains - parental advice about teaching children about porn 19 Jan 2013 02:28 #24

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LesleyPumpshaft wrote:
Basically, I would like to ask what would you do in this situation...

We have parental controls on my son's lappy and we can see what sites are blocked. We now let him take it into his bedroom to play minecraft and use Facebook in private. The school also insists that home work is submitted via their online porthole and that certain things are done online, as it's a 'technical academy' now. Anyway, he has started searching for porn and has been trying to get around it with proxy servers. He has clearly been researching this on Google. So, he REALLY wants to look at porn (if only he put this sort of effort into his homework). So, he has actually managed to download a bit. Then again, I now know why he has suddenly started to spend so much time in his room!

Now, I'm not shocked, and I don't think it's the end of the world - IF - he is looking at normal stuff.

I'm concerned about the seedy side of porn and the potential harm. Even if he doesn't look at it here, he will do at friend's houses no doubt.

Mr Pumpshaft took him aside and told him that if he sees anything freaky, he loses all access to the internet with immediate effect.

Mr Pumpshaft has now got some sort of fancy router that gives him more control over what's accessed.

Do you think this is adequate? I really feel it's inappropriate and intrusive to insist that a 14 year old only uses their laptop under supervision and I don't know whether to talk to him about the nasty side of porn etc...

What would you do?

Let him have unlimited access to the internet in privacy and be done with it. I did with my son at around that age.

He'll have seen it all already anyway.
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Need to pick brains - parental advice about teaching children about porn 19 Jan 2013 02:52 #25

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Mr. Wolf wrote:
Kids... who'd have 'em? :chuckle: all you can do as a parent, is your best... I would imagine. I might have kids one day... I'm getting a bit old though :chuckle:

It's never too late for a man you know.

Assuming you're healthy (and alive), you could impregnate a woman in your 90's.
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Need to pick brains - parental advice about teaching children about porn 19 Jan 2013 02:54 #26

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Thanks guys, panic over.

I whipped myself into a frenzy, worrying that my precious first born was going to be warped by German scat movies.

I'll just let him carry on as normal, we'll do our bit to restrict access to wrong stuff and hopefully the novelty of waking will wear off at some point and he'll leave his room.
Last Edit: 19 Jan 2013 02:55 by LesleyPumpshaft.
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Need to pick brains - parental advice about teaching children about porn 19 Jan 2013 03:04 #27

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LesleyPumpshaft wrote:
It's never too late for a man you know.

Assuming you're healthy (and alive), you could impregnate a woman in your 90's.

I'd want to be there for my kid, I don't want to be a mega old dad... impregnating a woman in my 90's would be cool though :D
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Need to pick brains - parental advice about teaching children about porn 19 Jan 2013 03:18 #28

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Mr. Wolf wrote:
LesleyPumpshaft wrote:
It's never too late for a man you know.

Assuming you're healthy (and alive), you could impregnate a woman in your 90's.

I'd want to be there for my kid, I don't want to be a mega old dad... impregnating a woman in my 90's would be cool though :D

Some guy from India did it recently, he was in the news. Get in there! :chuckle: :thumbup:
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Need to pick brains - parental advice about teaching children about porn 19 Jan 2013 04:26 #29

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LesleyPumpshaft wrote:
Thanks guys, panic over.

I whipped myself into a frenzy, worrying that my precious first born was going to be warped by German scat movies.

I'll just let him carry on as normal, we'll do our bit to restrict access to wrong stuff and hopefully the novelty of wanking will wear off at some point and he'll leave his room.
I suppose stranger things have happened...
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Need to pick brains - parental advice about teaching children about porn 19 Jan 2013 04:37 #30

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wake_up_bomb wrote:
LesleyPumpshaft wrote:
Thanks guys, panic over.

I whipped myself into a frenzy, worrying that my precious first born was going to be warped by German scat movies.

I'll just let him carry on as normal, we'll do our bit to restrict access to wrong stuff and hopefully the novelty of wanking will wear off at some point and he'll leave his room.
I suppose stranger things have happened...

In all honesty, I've been really worried about him because he's been spending all his time in his room recently. He never seems to want to do anything or go anywhere. There was me wondering if he was depressed, being bullied at school or had ishoos.

Mr Pumpshaft kept telling me it's teenage boy thing. I had an epiphany earlier and finally understood what he meant! It all makes sense now. That and the 45 min showers twice a day.
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Need to pick brains - parental advice about teaching children about porn 19 Jan 2013 04:46 #31

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:D
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Need to pick brains - parental advice about teaching children about porn 19 Jan 2013 04:52 #32

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Mr. Wolf wrote:


:D

lol
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Need to pick brains - parental advice about teaching children about porn 19 Jan 2013 13:03 #33

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i-baster wrote:
Kids these days probably don't get the Freeman's catalogue I guess.

You too? :roflha:

From tiny acorns, mighty perverts do grow! :D

I wish my mum had been as cool as you, Lesley. Besides the Freemans, I had to find my porn in the local park. I also once found a hedgehog with all its gubbins hanging out which wasn't as much of a turn-on, unfortunately.

Swings and roundabouts (literally).
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Need to pick brains - parental advice about teaching children about porn 19 Jan 2013 13:51 #34

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LesleyPumpshaft wrote:
wake_up_bomb wrote:
LesleyPumpshaft wrote:
Thanks guys, panic over.

I whipped myself into a frenzy, worrying that my precious first born was going to be warped by German scat movies.

I'll just let him carry on as normal, we'll do our bit to restrict access to wrong stuff and hopefully the novelty of wanking will wear off at some point and he'll leave his room.
I suppose stranger things have happened...

In all honesty, I've been really worried about him because he's been spending all his time in his room recently. He never seems to want to do anything or go anywhere. There was me wondering if he was depressed, being bullied at school or had ishoos.

Mr Pumpshaft kept telling me it's teenage boy thing. I had an epiphany earlier and finally understood what he meant! It all makes sense now. That and the 45 min showers twice a day.

Here is an anti-masturbation video. It's done in sign language so I've posted another video to play simultaneously.
It works really well.




It doesn't have any bearing on the subject but I just wanted to post them. :)
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Need to pick brains - parental advice about teaching children about porn 19 Jan 2013 15:19 #35

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They may be looking for erotica and instead find debasement.

And before anybody says "Who is to tell one from the other?": Well a striptease is not fisting and bukake.

There is such a thing as gratuitousness.
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Need to pick brains - parental advice about teaching children about porn 19 Jan 2013 15:25 #36

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Our Alex (aged 10) sometimes hurriedly shuts his browser down when he sees me approaching, but I think it's 'cause he's watching stuff with lots of swearing & fighting in, which he knows I disapprove of.

Even at his age, they set homework which necessitates the use of the internet, unless you've got plenty of time on your hands to visit a library. :roll:

I've just told him that if he does it again, he won't get on the lap-top unsupervised - as in, I'll be looking over his shoulder the whole time. That makes him go sheepish for a while. :)
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Need to pick brains - parental advice about teaching children about porn 19 Jan 2013 15:41 #37

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I see the problem as more than "access" to gratuity but more of a bait and switch.

Ones hormones direct one to seek images that we find pleasurable. That is then exchanged for something, IMHO, fairly horrific. Faux rape scened and violent treatment of partners.

Perhaps, rather than LESS porn, the right porn. O rthaer erotica. Young adults are very impressinable as is anybody finding something new.

It is difficult for all of us to accept the passage of our young ones from chiildhood to adulthhod and we owe it to them not to leave it in the hands of the, well quite frankly, depraved.

Odd that a catholic should be advocating soft porn, but if we can be mature about the reality of our sexuality instead of this schizophrenic prudeness/perversity then we can accept that our young adults will want to see people in lingere and being passionate instead of leaving it to the weidos who think that tatooed men grabbing women by the hair and calling them bitch is anything to do with llove making
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Need to pick brains - parental advice about teaching children about porn 19 Jan 2013 16:11 #38

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regarding mypost about porn and young adults

I tried not to go down the old line of abstinence

I tried to be realistic because I was young too and stole catalogues to look at wome.

I think that while it is perfectly natural, it should be treated with caution

with the internet, what is availiable is IMHO, not what they are seeking

many pleasures give an everr diminishing return and the result is addiction and eventually overdose and perversion

and that is where porn has led

it is almost impossible to find anything remotely in good taste

so, I suggest careful and healthy provision rather than a false dichotomy of purity versus depravity

I suggest caring for people who are encpuntering sexuality with care and understanding and then giving them privacy in the knowledge that they are not being cheated by those who have gone off the rails

the same can be said for other "vives" like alcohol and even weed
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Need to pick brains - parental advice about teaching children about porn 19 Jan 2013 16:49 #39

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LesleyPumpshaft wrote:
Basically, I would like to ask what would you do in this situation...

We have parental controls on my son's lappy and we can see what sites are blocked. We now let him take it into his bedroom to play minecraft and use Facebook in private. The school also insists that home work is submitted via their online porthole and that certain things are done online, as it's a 'technical academy' now. Anyway, he has started searching for porn and has been trying to get around it with proxy servers. He has clearly been researching this on Google. So, he REALLY wants to look at porn (if only he put this sort of effort into his homework). So, he has actually managed to download a bit. Then again, I now know why he has suddenly started to spend so much time in his room!

Now, I'm not shocked, and I don't think it's the end of the world - IF - he is looking at normal stuff.

I'm concerned about the seedy side of porn and the potential harm. Even if he doesn't look at it here, he will do at friend's houses no doubt.

Mr Pumpshaft took him aside and told him that if he sees anything freaky, he loses all access to the internet with immediate effect.

Mr Pumpshaft has now got some sort of fancy router that gives him more control over what's accessed.

Do you think this is adequate? I really feel it's inappropriate and intrusive to insist that a 14 year old only uses their laptop under supervision and I don't know whether to talk to him about the nasty side of porn etc...

What would you do?

Ill tell my lad to give him a few good sites at school Monday :pmsl:
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Need to pick brains - parental advice about teaching children about porn 19 Jan 2013 17:15 #40

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entrangermercenary1 wrote:
Ill tell my lad to give him a few good sites at school Monday :pmsl:

Hilarious, :roll:

hen you have something useful...
Oh I just saw who you are.

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