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Has my boyf been watching porn? Again??

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Reply 120
Original post by cokee
hear hear

as I said, EVERY SINGLE GUY always thinks, so even if no porn, he occasionally thinks of ****ing another girl

we just like variety


You generalize too much. Just because you are a certain way, it doesn't mean all guys are. And also, thinking that the majority of the guys are like you, doesn't justify your actions.
Reply 121
Original post by OceanSoul
You generalize too much. Just because you are a certain way, it doesn't mean all guys are. And also, thinking that the majority of the guys are like you, doesn't justify your actions.


Hear hear!
Reply 122
Original post by imperial maniac
Chill out srsly. You are acting like he's cheated on you or something, it's only porn.


I love how you ignore the fact we both had to sacrifice our porn habits... and focus on the fact he lost his 'privileges' to watch it...

Seriously...

PLUS: it's never 'just porn'... WAY too many people assume it's harmless. It isn't.
(edited 13 years ago)
Reply 123
Original post by imperial maniac
He's watching porn because you aren't satisfying him, he isn't the problem, you are. You are being far too controlling, if you were my gf, I would finish with you right now.

Wow, the line in bold makes me wonder if you are a borderline psycho.


This is another example of disgusting values held for the value of porn... and watch for the contradiction...

In one breath you say it's a guy's given right, and a girl's best interest to assume he's gonna watch porn and masturbate at some point. Unconditionally innate desire/need.

In another breath you say the girlfriend is not pleasing her man enough, and that's why he turns to porn. So it's all her fault....

Something's not adding up here... If your partner doesn't want you watching porn, and you agree not to do it in the future.. but you do - NO BUTS - you have lied to and betrayed your partner's trust. YOU. Not them, not porn, YOU. It is never the partner not watching porn's responsibility to keep you 'satisfied' so you don't 'revert' back to porn. That's pathetic if you need this to happen in order for you to love and respect someone enough to use your own morale and intelligence to quit watching porn.
Wooohoooo lets all stare at people having sex, it's soooo cool.

Sorry but if he was actually doing that in real life it would be pretty sick; what's the difference because it's on a screen -.-
Film yourself having sex and tell him to watch that instead. Simples. Or you could watch porn together
Original post by mrs120
This is another example of disgusting values held for the value of porn... and watch for the contradiction...

In one breath you say it's a guy's given right, and a girl's best interest to assume he's gonna watch porn and masturbate at some point. Unconditionally innate desire/need.

In another breath you say the girlfriend is not pleasing her man enough, and that's why he turns to porn. So it's all her fault....

Something's not adding up here... If your partner doesn't want you watching porn, and you agree not to do it in the future.. but you do - NO BUTS - you have lied to and betrayed your partner's trust. YOU. Not them, not porn, YOU. It is never the partner not watching porn's responsibility to keep you 'satisfied' so you don't 'revert' back to porn. That's pathetic if you need this to happen in order for you to love and respect someone enough to use your own morale and intelligence to quit watching porn.


Why have an agreement to not watch porn in the first place? It really doesn't do that much harm unless you let it...
Reply 127
The need for porn should NOT come before love, compassion, trust, real intimacy and just respecting your loved ones wishes or mutual decisions you both agree to.

Porn is NOT and will never be THAT important. So ladies, stand your ground - stick up to your man and demand respect if it displeases you that he watches porn. It may take a while for a guy to accept you don't like it or approve of it, but you WILL find a guy who you respect your wishes and love you for all that you are and believe in. Don't give up hope just because of the porn addicts on here saying it's guy's right and innate urge to watch porn.. it isn't.. and you deserve better!
Original post by FlobberDobber
Wooohoooo lets all stare at people having sex, it's soooo cool.

Sorry but if he was actually doing that in real life it would be pretty sick; what's the difference because it's on a screen -.-


Women, they just don't get it...
Reply 129
With the age verification; the site may use cookies to store this answer (so it doesn't have to be re-verified each time). Usually, deleting the history does not delete cookies. So if it's any comfort the site may have remained verified since it was first visited. So your partner may have kept their word.

Edit: lol @ the amount of times I use 'may' in this post :smile:
(edited 13 years ago)
Reply 130
Original post by imperial maniac
Why have an agreement to not watch porn in the first place? It really doesn't do that much harm unless you let it...


We both tried continuing watching porn just like when we were single, but we both felt inadequate and insecure, purely because our other half was seeking pleasure and satisfaction elsewhere.. why not with each other, was that really not enough???
Having spoken to many of my female friends and some male on the subject, they agree if i or my partner think it's disrespectful or makes us feel inadequate... then there's no reason to continue watching porn... it made the most sense.

A life without porn, is no less of a life with it.
& we both believe it was doing more harm than good pre-agreement.

Original post by imperial maniac
Women, they just don't get it...


Again... refusal and out right ignoring that fact that women watch porn too. Another part of pornographic values that is drummed into people...
(edited 13 years ago)
Original post by mrs120
We both tried continuing watching porn just like when we were single, but we both felt inadequate and insecure, purely because our other half was seeking pleasure and satisfaction elsewhere.. why not with each other, was that really not enough???
Having spoken to many of my female friends and some male on the subject, they agree if i or my partner think it's disrespectful or makes us feel inadequate... then there's no reason to continue watching porn... it made the most sense.


It's like virtual cheating :rolleyes:
Original post by imperial maniac
Women, they just don't get it...


I'm quite glad I don't :cool:
Original post by mrs120
The need for porn should NOT come before love, compassion, trust, real intimacy and just respecting your loved ones wishes or mutual decisions you both agree to.

Porn is NOT and will never be THAT important. So ladies, stand your ground - stick up to your man and demand respect if it displeases you that he watches porn. It may take a while for a guy to accept you don't like it or approve of it, but you WILL find a guy who you respect your wishes and love you for all that you are and believe in. Don't give up hope just because of the porn addicts on here saying it's guy's right and innate urge to watch porn.. it isn't.. and you deserve better!


...

What harm is it doing you??? Do you think he loves you any less because he watches porn, if so you have serious insecurities. How often do you have sex with your bf anyway? I bet you wouldn't be comfortable with it every single night, guess what girl, young men that aren't completely sterile have extremely high sex drives, and are more than capable of that. Watching porn is just a way of releasing some of that sexual tension that is built up because you won't give out as much as he wants you to.

All men watch porn.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/relationships/6709646/All-men-watch-porn-scientists-find.html

Now, for the good of your relationship, stop being such a crazy before he breaks your heart for real.
Original post by FlobberDobber
It's like virtual cheating :rolleyes:


No it isn't. It's masturbating.
Reply 135
Tell your boyfriend to use the incognito setting in his browser
Reply 136
Original post by Anonymous
Okay, a lot of you probably don't have an issue with porn being watched in your relationships, but in mine I do, due to other insecurities, but I'm not going to go into that, I just need a little help from someone?
Right, well like a month ago now I guess, I found some pages from a site in his history (before you ask, no i wasn't snooping, I was looking for some info on a holiday we have looked at earlier that week). When I saw it I felt sick, and it really got to me, he promised he wouldn't do it again, I trusted him. But here's the thing, on a site, you have to confirm you are over 18 to enter this site right? As I tried it on my laptop, and I know when I went on it his I didn't have to confirm I was 18 as he already had. On mine I confirmed I was over 18 too. Anyways, a few weeks later all his previous history had gone off of his laptop and it only showed up to a week ago. The same with mine, but this time when I tried to go on a site from my laptop it asked me once again if I was 18, however when I tried on his, I didn't have to confirm anything, It just took me straight to the main page, does this mean he's been on it and just deleted the history? You'll probably think I'm looking into it too far, but I don't want him to think he can get away with going behind my back... Can anyone explain? Guys? If you use the site, what happens for you?


He may have been having sex with prostitutes too.
Original post by mrs120

PLUS: it's never 'just porn'... WAY too many people assume it's harmless. It isn't.


True.

It starts with porn.

But porn leads to much harder things.
:colone:

EDIT: I apologise for how awful that joke was.
(edited 13 years ago)
Original post by Khaysha-Saine
Your not going to find a boy who doesn’t like watching porn so your going to have to get over you insecurity… I don’t see it as a problem theses girls in these films are just a fantasy world, so what if he wants to visit there ever so often :colone:


I don't like watching porn, I mean what's the point in watching people have sex...when you can have sex yourself, it's just weird :/
If he only deleted his browsing history then he didn't delete the cookies or cache, meaning the website (and any other website) 'remembered' the details from last time. It's like when you tick to remember your username and password. The information is still remembered even if you delete the history.

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