Posted on 10/10/2014 8:13:15 PM PDT by Morgana
Every young woman today should heed the advice in this article.
I need Jen...
She seems pretty brilliant to me.
Of course I have a short attention span. So, I could feel very differently in a week or so...
lolz
I think there are probably a fair number of men who don't view porn. But the peer-pressure to enjoy porn is very real, and some men are probably ashamed to say they don't view it.
It's also difficult to explain to a lot of people WHY porn is bad. In the past people have offered porn -- sent links or whatever -- and it's easier to simply say "not interested, thanks" than to explain the evil of it. On one occasion I outlined biblical condemnations of pornography, and the guy I was talking to (a self-proclaimed "Christian") thought I was trying to be funny. When he finally realized I that wasn't, he said "Jesus knows I'm only human, He has forgiven me for watching porn."
Petersen's Hunting found this via a Rolling Stone interview:
Pass the squirrel guts on PETA bread, please. The Hunger Games‘ mega-hottie and Oscar nominee Jennifer Lawrence is apparently as cool in real life as she is playing Katniss, a bow hunting super bad-ass survivor girl in the blockbuster movie.
The 21-year-old beauty gutted a squirrel in the most talked about scene for her role in 2010’s Winter’s Bone, (for which she was nominated). The scene was not faked, she told Rolling Stone magazine: “I should say it wasn’t real, for PETA,” she said. “But screw PETA.”
Prior to shooting Winter’s Bone, (a charming little movie RS describes as “a gritty, gothic, murder story set in Ozark meth country”), Lawrence spent a month in Missouri with a rural family shooting rifles and chopping wood in preparation for the role.
“I’ve seen porn, but never on purpose (like the time I accidentally searched “dicks.com” instead of “DicksSporingGoods.com”...*shudder*).”
There’s your problem, “Dicks sporting Goods” I could have saved you time....
http://www.gandermountain.com/
Dicks is okay but like Gander Mountain more better.
“Either your boyfriend is going to look at porn or he’s going to look at you”? And this is a “healthy” relationship?
Then why did she make porn for “boyfriend”. Can’t her look at her in the flesh? She has to make filthy pictures for him to gawk at when she’s not around? I’m not buying it. Anyone that takes a naked picture and puts it online is secretly wanting the world to see them in their birthday suit. What a bimbo.
I’m not a big Hunger Games fan but I really liked that movie, “Winter’s Bone”. Lawrence did an excellent job in that movie, IMHO.
The ultimately objective of pornography is the destruction of souls. The overwhelming majority of consumers don’t have to part with a dime to get it anymore.
I’m pretty sure she is the one who bought a shotgun with her first Hollywood paycheck. I’ve never seen her strip it, though.
Even a tasteful nude need not display anything that can't be seen on broadcast TV, but sometimes, showing less is far more provoking.
And no... I haven't seen the pics. They were not intended for me, and I don't read other people's mail.
Move on (after you skin the SOBs alive) and learn. Sometimes learning is painful or embarrassing.
From all accounts you are a pretty neat young lady. You have enough going for you that if he is worth your time, he'll see that and stay around. Just be you, and don't lose track of who you are in Hollywood and you'll be fine.
I bet her and Gwyneth Paltrow maybe ex (not divorced yet) Chris Martin have made a er... home movie and took some snapshots.
But millions of toddlers do, every day.
I think the article is WAY over thinking her comment. She had a boyfriend. She sent him pictures. Obviously he’d seen her naked in person, so showing him a photo long distance was not a big step. She’s also right that other people had no right to steal the pictures.
Wait for what? I had no idea men look at and talk to women because they're really interested in their intellect and thoughts.
When I was 13, in 1950, there wasn't any porn to see. Or even read about. There was nothing with a four-letter word in it printed, on the radfio, or the TV (if you had one). Spoken out of decent hearing, like in the Army or behind the barn, yeah, maybe. But not on the street. FWIW.
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