You may think it’s no big deal, it’s just a magazine, or it’s just a strip club, or it’s just a website, but it IS a big deal. If your wife or girlfriend knows you are salivating at the sight of another woman, no matter that it’s just a photo in a magazine or a video on the computer or TV, she feels like you’re cheating on her.
Normal, everyday women can never compete with the airbrushed, gorgeous babes in those magazines and movies. Consequently, women feel insecure and inadequate in comparison. If you need a magazine or video to get turned on, it’s hurtful to the woman you love.
Let me beat a feminist drum here for just a minute:
Pornography is degrading and dehumanizing to women. So not only does a man stray in his mind when he “reads” Penthouse or Lollipops magazine, he contributes to an industry that profits from the objectification of women. “Adult entertainment” is a slick euphemism for an entire industry that eroticizes unacceptable attitudes like domination, coercion, and humiliation. Yes, there’s porn for women too, but let’s face it. The majority of it is aimed at men.
There can be no intimacy without respect and patronizing strip clubs or getting off from a sexy website is not respectful of your partner. There’s just no place for pornography in your relationship if you want closeness and intimacy.
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