Posted on 07/21/2014 11:58:26 AM PDT by Morgana
His mother was understandably upset and then irate. When her husband came home from work, she showed him what their son had been “searching” for and told him that they both needed to 1) have a long talk with their son, 2) punish him if he tried lying about it and 3) take away all computer (unless closely supervised and for homework only) and all video game privileges. Her husband agreed but did tell his wife that he was at least somewhat relieved his son was searching for naked women and not something worse.
The both confronted my nephew and at first he tried to deny it; “I don’t know what you are talking about”, “It wasn’t me”, “I didn’t do it”. But then he finally broke down and admitted that he had searched for those sites. However, in his defense, he told them; “I didn’t really see much. All those sites wanted a credit card to really see the nasty stuff. It’s really kinda like false advertising”.
And later that night she and her husband followed the cached web browser links prior to deleting them and sure enough, while there were racy, semi-naked, very suggestive pictures on the sites’ home pages, they couldn’t get past at least the home pages on the sites he had searched and clicked on without entering a credit card number.
FWIW, I’ve been using the internet since the early 90’s; regularly, for work, for research on all sorts of topics that interest me or for further research sometimes on FR articles and sometimes just for my random entertainment and being a woman in her 50’s, living alone with no children, I don’t have parental controls or filters on my internet browsers or on my ISP and while I have certainly never purposefully searched for porn and I’m not about to anytime soon, but perhaps more importantly, I’ve never accidently come across any hard core porn sites while doing an internet search and believe me, I’ve probably searched up some rather weird, albeit not specifically pornographic terms, that I would have thought after the fact, might have. I really don't get the "One day I innocently searched for zucchini recipes and suddenly found myself on a hard core porn site.”
It ain’t “Naked women” it is full hard-core porn
Tax chick...you were drunk???? haw haw haw haw hawwww!
Anyway, his was MORE inane and MORE stupid!
mesmerizing.... hypnotizing....
So you don’t think someone could, as an example, type in whitehouse.com instead of whitehouse.gov?
If you search for anything relating to “teens” you will likely get all kinds of porn in the search results.
Hopefully they blocked the Bestiality websites too
You are so right she should be bathing with him and stuff, right?
What does that supposed to mean?
That only Christians have a problem with kids viewing hard core porn?
Or that mommy should SHOW HIM what its about in person?
Yes, exactly.
I have one better! You know the wildlife videos that show animal mating rituals?
This is my personal fav!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kcBKJ9VH37o
So sue me I always wondered how they did it.
“What does that supposed to mean?....”
You’ve never been to a farm have you Gerry?
Not what I was referring to.
First it was an attack on Christians and a sideways defense of kids watching porn.
Not funny at all.
I’m not even going to bother pinging the perv
Nor do I. The "He has an iPhone 4S" kind of jumped off the page at me. The best parental control? Get rid of that damned iPhone. A 10 year old doesn't need it.
I’ve seriously known parents to over react when seeing animals do the nasty. I just found that kinda funny. Animals are doing what comes natural when it comes to reproduction of their species. Humans however think it’s something to do in public for all the world to see and that all of want to see it. We have perverted the life giving act.
Probably ... I have good grammar even when I'm smashed.
The boy’s curiosity about homosexuality is probably triggered by what he’s taught in school, and that’s if he’s not being personally targeted by one.
Ten is a little young to be interested in naked girls, even ... seems like 13-ish with my sons ... but interest in homosexuality is deliberately programmed by sick adults.
“Ten is a little young to be interested in naked girls, even ... seems like 13-ish with my sons ... but interest in homosexuality is deliberately programmed by sick adults.”
Exactly what I’m thinking.
On a hunch I actually googled “naked men” and 9 out of 10 hits were gay related. A few were news-related articles. I think this Mother missed something in that search. She thinks he was just looking for porn/nude pics. I’m wondering after just what I found what he was really looking for.
Well, he wasn’t exactly searching for “girl on girl action” or “5 guys “doing” one girl” or “two girls one cup” (and you really don’t want to search that one up, trust me), he must have seen the late night TV commercial for “Girls Gone Wild” and thought, “I’d like to see more of that” – i.e. smoking hot looking girl’s boobies that they blurred out on the TV commercials, and FWIW, what normal hetero boy on the cusp of puberty wouldn’t? Not saying that that is something to be encouraged, but boys will be boys.
But FWIW, aren’t you the guy who I’ve seen make posts in the past that equates merely pictures of women in bikinis as also being pornographic? So forgive me if I have a hard time trying to keep up with what you think is actually pornographic or mistaking you for a prude.
So you don’t think someone could, as an example, type in whitehouse.com instead of whitehouse.gov?
So I put in whitehouse.com and yes, clicking on the site came up with a list of links, ads actually to and for other websites that for obvious reasons I will not click on but none of them could ever be mistaken for whitehouse.gov nor would most kids mistake it for whitehouse.gov unless they think “Meet Local Cheating Wives” is a government web site devoted to fight against the “republican” war on women and “Sylk Vaginal Lubricant” is part of Healthcare.gov and “Ukraine Women For You” is a State Department outreach program in response to the crisis in the Ukraine. FWIW, that search also brought up as the second result a wiki article about Whitehouse.com:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whitehouse.com
and the third result was Whitehouse.gov.
I don’t know, I’d almost rather my teenage son was looking up “hot naked co-eds” and “girls gone wild” rather than the bile posted on whitehouse.gov under this administration. At least the “girls gone wild” are making a living selling what at least some people actually want and not confiscating my tax dollars in order to do so.
If you search for anything relating to “teens” you will likely get all kinds of porn in the search results.,
So based on your suggestion I put into an unfiltered Google search the word “teens”.
https://www.google.com/webhp?hl=en&tab=nw#hl=en&q=teens
OK some of those sites, those on on teen “health” and sexuality, STD prevention, etc. are not sites I’d necessarily want my young teenager, if I had one, to search up without my knowledge and my pre-screening and guidance, but it’s hardly what I’d call “full hard core porn”.
Oh and just out of curiosity I “googled” the term “vagina”
https://www.google.com/webhp?hl=en&tab=nw#hl=en&q=vagina
You might think that “googling” that word would bring up a treasure trove of porn but aside from the racier link to Cosmo magazine, which BTW is available at most grocery store checkout counters, all the other links were to medical websites and unless you get your jollies off by reading articles about vaginal dryness after menopause or viewing anatomical drawings that any 1st year med student would, it’s hardly what anyone or at least any normal person could or would call “full hard-core porn”.
My point is it is really not all that easy to accidently bring up by just an innocent web search completely by accident, a truly hard core porn site unless you put in some rather specific search terms and or you don’t pay any attention to the rather obviously pornographic and adult links that “may” come up and can be easily avoided. And this is why any kid, rather than be totally cut off from the internet, should be taught some basics on what sort of links never to click on along with setting parental filters good parental supervision.
Or maybe it’s just that your web browser filter is set to “give me all the smut”.
Now I will say that searching images in say Google or Bing images or on Flicker, etc. “if” you have no filters set and you search for some rather specific terms, it will bring up some very, very sick and twisted stuff, but again, it’s not something that one can necessarily come across by mere accident. FWIW, I put into a Google images search the term “teenagers” and didn’t find any pornographic pictures.
https://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=teenagers&tbm=isch&ei=ocXNU6E1joeiBKvggKgK
I must not be doing it right. Being that you are such an expert in porn, perhaps you can educate me.
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