Rule 34 rule
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Hope you don't find out who #11 is. (I DDG'd it and wish I hadn't.)
Yeh I scrolled down, now I see why Thanos snapped.
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No clue, but for what it's worth we know violent video games don't cause more violence and some studies show they can even reduce it at least so I'd imagine it would extrapolate similarly to other visual media
The difference is that (almost) everyone has an innate drive towards having sex that they don't have towards doing violent things. It's a totally different biochemical process to get horny than to get violent.
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The difference is that (almost) everyone has an innate drive towards having sex that they don't have towards doing violent things. It's a totally different biochemical process to get horny than to get violent.
Having taken care of many children, I strongly disagree. Not just punching someone rather than talking it out is a learned thing that's also reinforced by society (for the most part).
If there wasn't an innate violence within humans, human history would look very different, and fascism wouldn't exist.
Also, both processes can activate the adrenal axis actually. It's not totally different, and there's some similarities.
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Haha what kind of degenerate do you have to be to find any of these characters hot enou-
Amy Wong
We shouldn't judge others so harshly...
I'd have an orgy with her any time.
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Well no she doesn't exist, she doesn't have an age and so it's not illegal. These are fictional characters
ilegal if it happens in show world
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Does it? I used to see this argument a lot on Reddit back in the early days when there were a lot more pedos on there and I don't really buy it. Are there any actual studies on this? I feel like there have got to be better ways at managing it than that at least from a clinical standpoint
Same guy here. Looked it up and no. My info was out of date.
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I have always felt the "actually she's 1000 years old and just looks like a child" argument is both ridiculous and disingenuous. They're interested because she looks like a child, not because of her character supposed age. Again, but rephrased, what's the difference if someone makes a character that looks like a real child but is fictional and much older in their characterization? At what point is it morally acceptable? Do you need to use an ambiguous art style? Do you need to include inhuman character traits? I simply cannot take the argument seriously, because clearly the character looking like a child is important. What difference does the story you tell yourself about their age make? Why not just pretend real CSAM is just young looking aliens that are a million years old? If it looks like a child, I believe it's unequivocally immoral, and there is no line you can draw that would convince me that a childlike drawing that falls on the "OK" side of the line isn't immoral.
At least based on the actual psychology research on the topic, access to fictional material for masturbation purposes actually has shown to be the most effective method to prevent abusive urges and relapse.
Tho considering how hard it is to find funding and people willing to under go therapy it's a struggle to find reliable data.
There was one of the leading experts in the topic that did an ask me anything a few years back.
Reddit ended up banning her and nuking the thread due to the topic. But it had a lot of research shared in it that now is locked up behind pay walls and basically buried deep.
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Something about all these characters that I can't get behind, art style? personalities? I'm really not sure they all seem unappealing
R34 is basically all western, maybe you would be more interested in a booru full of anime tiddy instead.
Or the MSG website full of fur.
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R34 is basically all western, maybe you would be more interested in a booru full of anime tiddy instead.
Or the MSG website full of fur.
wrote on last edited by [email protected]Nah it's not an art style problem but maybe a sitcom thing? just don't like any simpsons, family guy, american dad, ect characters
I don't think it's a western animation thing and I'm not too picky to turn down furry or anime and would be nice to have erything in one place with easy searching but I just don't like those sets of characters
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At least based on the actual psychology research on the topic, access to fictional material for masturbation purposes actually has shown to be the most effective method to prevent abusive urges and relapse.
Tho considering how hard it is to find funding and people willing to under go therapy it's a struggle to find reliable data.
There was one of the leading experts in the topic that did an ask me anything a few years back.
Reddit ended up banning her and nuking the thread due to the topic. But it had a lot of research shared in it that now is locked up behind pay walls and basically buried deep.
I would need to see multiple, peer reviewed sources. It's a very sensitive topic, but regardless, I don't believe that that material should be floating around. Access it through a psychiatrist, or therapist.
