The keyboard is problematic, so i might not punctuate very well. Please bear with me

After i pasted a topic on Porn, in the romance and religious section respectively. I got a shocking reply from a nairalabros, and this was want we discussed

oteneaaron:
To be honest.....ur thread is really funny.....

Porn actors die of Ebola.?... shocked

The part where u mentioned boys travelling to look for network with simple server.....kai!!...OP na wa for u oo......

But true talk......leave religion aside,

Too much of evrithing is bad.....too much porn gives you the impression that Ladies are meant for sex only....giving rise to more rape and unwanted pregnancies....


But on the other hand, porn is a medical recommendation for some couples who are having problems in their love life....so sometimes its deeper than what you think....

But everone with his/her rules....

To you Porn is a Taboo ....but you watch movies where Unclothedness and sex are portrayed........

Don't be over righteous......remember your remaining four fingers are pointing back at you...you're as guilty as fvck.....

MY REPLY

They lie. Data well reasearched data have proved that marriages helped by porn are actually dead marriages, go and research figures would keep you bahhhhhh, of how many husbands and wife are seperated because of the false and unsatisfaction porn brings to their marriage. When they lie to you, be too smart to believe them. It is NOT yet religious, if it was religious ahhh we would have seen the real evil porn does. If you read well you would see that i am an advocate for turn your eyes of sex scenes because, if you take them off from every movie apart from porn, you would still have a nice movie. Their place in movies are worthless because they do more harm than good. For guilt may God help me too, HE WILL KEEP ME WINNING.


Now judge

in a 2004 testimony before the United States Senate, Dr. Jill Manning shared some interesting data regarding pornography and relationships. In her research she found that 56 percent of divorce cases involved one party having an obsessive interest in pornographic websites.1 Another source, the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, polled 350 divorce attorneys in 2003 where two thirds of them reported that the Internet played a significant role in the divorces, with excessive interest in online porn contributing to more than half such cases.

If these numbers are accurate, here's a very sobering statistic. Every year for the past decade there have been roughly 1 million divorces in the United States. If half of the people divorcing claim pornography as the culprit, that means there are 500,000 marriages annually that are failing due to pornography.

Porn kills the love.