[B-Chan]

Every one of these "girls gone wild" is some daddy's princess.

That, in a nutshell, is why I do not look at pornography.

Men: the next time you sit down to enjoy some skin, ask yourself "Would I want some strange man looking at my daughter like this?"

Yes, looking at naked women is fun. But that doesn't make it right. The mark of a man is the ability to master one's passions, not be a slave to them.

[wita]

and so far, not to my surprise, we have not been bombarded by the request for pictures. Great comments.

[Physicist]

Yes, looking at naked women is fun. But that doesn't make it right.

And every enjoyable pastime seriously offends somebody, somewhere. But that doesn't make it wrong.

Having someone ogle my daughters would bother me, yes. That's because they're 7 and 5 years old. But they won't be children forever: at some point, it will be their call, not mine. Will it be tough to let go? I'm certain it will, but the oglers won't owe me a moment's consideration for all that. My daughters might, but that's between me and them.

[ArGee]

The mark of a man is the ability to master one's passions, not be a slave to them.

Well said.

Hence, C.S. Lewis's (prophetic) book, "The Abolition of Man."

Shalom.

[discostu]

On the other hand you can ask yourself "would I want some man to do to my daughter what I did to my wife to make the daughter in the first place?" Of course the answer is no. Nobody wants to think about their parents or their kids having sex, the punchline of life is that we're all the result of somebody's good time.