Britain bans sex acts in porn

Vomit wrote: »

Nothing wrong here- A lot of those things are nasty and demeaning toward women, and having it in porn will give young people a pretty warped sense of what should be the norm.

I'm a guy who's into kinky sex where a lot of the things on that list would be done to me by a woman. You'd be amazed how common fantasies like that are among guys, actually, although it's still not mainstream enough for a lot of guys to be comfortable admitting it.
The British government is essentially saying there's something wrong with my sexuality by banning this stuff - essentially adding to that stigma.

In fact now I think of it, I've almost never heard of facesitting in the context of a guy sitting on a woman's face.

So being spanked is "demeaning" and "nasty" - sure, but that's the point. Some people get off to that, and they are by no means bad people.

Who is going to break the ban on face sitting to mumset

Faith+1 wrote: »

Wtf?

Google it.

I didn't make it up.

RayM wrote: »

The thread title is a bit misleading - "Britain bans sex acts in porn"

I have visions of a woman calling a plumber, and he fixes the washing machine, has a cup of tea, charges her £75 and then leaves.

In a world with 7 billion people, I'm sure you'll find someone whose jimmies would be considerably rustled by such a video

shruikan2553 wrote: »

I can see the porn industry setting up elswhere. Ireland up for taking up the role?

"My big fat gypsy porn", I can just see it now : D

shruikan2553 wrote: »

Wait seriously? Its just pissing on someone?

They might as well just ban sex and instead it just shows 2 people meeting, both consenting to sex, getting married, trading their last STI tests, both using some form of contraception. Then they go behind a door and it cuts to them afterwards talking about how their bodies are different to others but its ok because everyone is different.

Not particularly on someone it can be but it also includes just peeing into a toilet, its massive in Japan where genitals in porn are banned.

One eyed Jack wrote: »

Wouldn't the problem there be that young people shouldn't be watching porn in the first place? There's a reason it's called the adult entertainment industry.

If you don't give young people access to pornography meant for adult entertainment, then they aren't exposed to adults entertaining themselves in the variety of ways that adults do.

That raises a really interesting question about what is appropriate sexual material for teenagers. Teenagers are still undergoing huge physical, neurological, psychological and of course sexual development and exposure to damaging material could have a huge effect.

Anyone who has survived into their twenties knows that adolescence is far from free of sex, whether that sex be full on intercourse, touching, kissing, or masturbation. The idea that a few sex ed classes, or the influence of their peers, or family, or society is going to adequately prepare a teenager for issues with their body is ludicrous. And anyone who has survived into their twenties knows that teenagers get their exposure to sexual material from anywhere they can, whether that's teen magazines (with pictures of boybands) or the Sunday supplement fashion magazine (with pictures of booby women) or via hardcore pornography on their tablet in bed, or via pictures they send to their boyfriend or girlfriend via their smartphone. Personally I think teenagers should be afforded the opportunity, driven by themselves to access safe material on what appropriate sexual behaviour is.

I knew plenty of teenage boys who had topless and swimsuit pictures of women up on their walls. I received the typical holiday postcards of hot people on a beach from a friend when I was a teenager, I was hugely embarrassed but it seems obvious to any adult that these are things teenagers have to get to grips with and it's important for their healthy development.

It would surprise me if most adults thought pornography was wrong. I think there's a broad acceptance that pornography can be quite healthy. Hopefully as adults we recognise what is and isn't acceptable when it comes to sex (consent, respect, etc.) However I have no idea how many parents have properly educated their children on the positives and negatives of different types of porn and how porn and sex are differentiated. But with porn being so pervasive it's probably something that needs to happen.

Donkey Oaty wrote: »

Jesus, that's a conversation I'm glad I never had.

I prefer my fathers sex education lecture, you bring a pregnant bird to my door I will ****ing kill yeah.