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As in my seperate post I do not agree with Porn being blamed for Timewasting or other bad stuff in our Country......IRISHMEN do not feel guilty.You are not abnormal watching Porn,and it will not turn you in to a bad man.....now if you cant go to a good Swing Club Tonight here is a little Film to watch!....ENJOY!!! and Long Live free Porn in Ireland! Swinger party 1, Free Streaming PornOriginally Posted by anitasizzle
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u cant put it down to one specific reason its a combination of reasons maybe if we just go back to basics to long held belief(not my belief) by some men that women working as prostitutes are an inferior being that such women are sex objects 'thats all they're good for' therefore they are seen as a target deserve no better & only deserved to be dehumanized & disrespected maybe maybe this pent up aggression & belief by some men is a reason why so many men ring escorts without ever having an intention of meeting them....
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I think everyone has gone a bit mad. Is this cod physcology or what? Timewasters are timewasters because -
A) They have booked three escorts and they picked the best one in the best area..
B)They made the appointment and then something came up..
C)They got a strange sexual arousal out of making the appointment and imagining the girl sat there in her sussies while they ho ho ho didn't show...
D)They are a rival agency/pimp/weirdo, brought about by the easy access of t'internet
Jeezums. Whats with the propoganda?
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Another escort, I am not sure if I am allowed to name her here had another category as being the most guilty of the no-shows: actual clients who cannot afford anymore to punt ! A bit like a zombie motion, doing things out of reflex
For me, whatever it is, it comes down to lack of respect.
Whatever the reason, if a client cares about the escort as a person, he would never just not show, he would have at least the courtesy to cancel if something comes up.
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Psychological Effects
Defenders of pornography argue that it is not harmful and thus should not be regulated or banned. And in 1970, the Presidential Commission on Obscenity and Pornography concluded there was no relationship between exposure to erotic material and subsequent behavior. But more than a decade of research, as well as the production of more explicit and violent forms of pornography than were available in 1970, has shown the profound effects pornography can have on human behavior.
The 1986 Final Report of the Attorney General's Commission on Pornography examined five different classes of material: (1) sexually violent material; (2) nonviolent materials depicting degradation, domination, subordination, or humiliation; (3) non-violent and non-degrading materials; (4) nudity; and (5) child pornography. The first two categories demonstrated negative effects on behavior, the third showed mixed results, the fourth was not found harmful but the commissioners agreed it was morally objectionable, and the fifth involved sexual exploitation and was already outlawed.
Let us briefly look at the psychological effects of pornography. Psychologist Edward Donnerstein (University of Wisconsin) found that brief exposure to violent forms of pornography can lead to anti-social attitudes and behavior. Male viewers tend to be more aggressive toward women, less responsive to the pain and suffering of rape victims, and more willing to accept various myths about rape.
Dr. Dolf Zillman and Dr. Jennings Bryant showed that continued exposure to pornography had serious adverse effects on beliefs about sexuality in general and on attitudes toward women in particular. They also found that pornography desensitizes people to rape as a criminal offense and that massive exposure to pornography encourages a desire for increasingly deviant materials that depict violence (such as sadomasochism and rape).
Feminist author Diana Russell notes in her book Rape and Marriage the correlation between deviant behavior (including abuse) and pornography. She also found that pornography leads men and women to experience conflict, suffering, and sexual dissatisfaction.
Statistical studies by sociologists Murray Straus and Larry Baron (University of New Hampshire) found that rape rates are highest in states that have high sales of sex magazines and lax enforcement of pornography laws.
Michigan state police detective Darrell Pope found that in 41 percent of the 38,000 sexual assault cases in Michigan between 1956 and 1979, pornographic material was viewed just prior to or during the crime. This finding corroborates research done by psychotherapist David Scott, who found that "half the rapists studied used pornography to arouse themselves immediately prior to seeking out a victim."
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carlos marvado (15-09-10)
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It's the neoconservatives who would be against pornography anitasizzle. Nobody is against adults viewing pornography in the privacy of their own home anymore anyway.You should come to America; the Tea Party people would just love you, and the neoconservatives
According to the very first paragraph on that site you quote:You should come to America; the Tea Party people would just love you, and the neoconservatives
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Psychological Effects
Defenders of pornography argue that it is not harmful and thus should not be regulated or banned. And in 1970, the Presidential Commission on Obscenity and Pornography concluded there was no relationship between exposure to erotic material and subsequent behavior. But more than a decade of research, as well as the production of more explicit and violent forms of pornography than were available in 1970, has shown the profound effects pornography can have on human behavior.
The 1986 Final Report of the Attorney General's Commission on Pornography examined five different classes of material: (1) sexually violent material; (2) nonviolent materials depicting degradation, domination, subordination, or humiliation; (3) non-violent and non-degrading materials; (4) nudity; and (5) child pornography. The first two categories demonstrated negative effects on behavior, the third showed mixed results, the fourth was not found harmful but the commissioners agreed it was morally objectionable, and the fifth involved sexual exploitation and was already outlawed.
Let us briefly look at the psychological effects of pornography. Psychologist Edward Donnerstein (University of Wisconsin) found that brief exposure to violent forms of pornography can lead to anti-social attitudes and behavior. Male viewers tend to be more aggressive toward women, less responsive to the pain and suffering of rape victims, and more willing to accept various myths about rape.
Dr. Dolf Zillman and Dr. Jennings Bryant showed that continued exposure to pornography had serious adverse effects on beliefs about sexuality in general and on attitudes toward women in particular. They also found that pornography desensitizes people to rape as a criminal offense and that massive exposure to pornography encourages a desire for increasingly deviant materials that depict violence (such as sadomasochism and rape).
Feminist author Diana Russell notes in her book Rape and Marriage the correlation between deviant behavior (including abuse) and pornography. She also found that pornography leads men and women to experience conflict, suffering, and sexual dissatisfaction.
Statistical studies by sociologists Murray Straus and Larry Baron (University of New Hampshire) found that rape rates are highest in states that have high sales of sex magazines and lax enforcement of pornography laws.
Michigan state police detective Darrell Pope found that in 41 percent of the 38,000 sexual assault cases in Michigan between 1956 and 1979, pornographic material was viewed just prior to or during the crime. This finding corroborates research done by psychotherapist David Scott, who found that "half the rapists studied used pornography to arouse themselves immediately prior to seeking out a victim."
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And therefore anything you point to as fact from this website, in my eyes, is void. Just another fundamentalist christian author in my eyes wanting to prove a point. Ah well.Pornography is tearing apart the very fabric of our society. Yet Christians are often ignorant of its impact and apathetic about the need to control this menace.
Neoconservatives suffer from deformities in the limbic system of the brain; sexual misconduct such as gay sex scandals are the norm, so neoconservatives make Porn's best clients.
(F) or they are just inconsiderate ppl who could care less about other ppl.
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So, that is the majority of the human race, then? FFS I am not even Irish and I get sick of this tripe. Take it from a veteran of Europe- shit happens.
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