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dor...@gmail.com

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Aug 16, 2007, 4:26:11 PM8/16/07
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I've got some major problems with online pornography now. I've tried
to stop this habit, but it seems like it's taking over my life. I'm
being sucked in for many hours every week. Anyone have any suggestions
for breaking free from this?

jdmil...@gmail.com

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Aug 16, 2007, 4:47:12 PM8/16/07
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You should be using a content filter to block access to explicit
content. There are many filters out there. Optenet PC is one that
works well (optenetpc.com). Netmop is also good. Make sure you can't
get around the password when you do install the filter. HTH.

JD

SiztrMoses

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Oct 22, 2007, 3:40:44 PM10/22/07
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Best thing I know of is XXXchurch.com. They are a Christian group whose
main focus is sexual addiction. If the Christian aspect does not turn
you off to it you will probably be able to find alot of resources to
help deal with the issue.

jdmillburg:

xx...@invalid.com

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Oct 23, 2007, 3:47:32 AM10/23/07
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On Thu, 16 Aug 2007 13:26:11 -0700, dor...@gmail.com wrote in
<1187295971.8...@r34g2000hsd.googlegroups.com> :

It depends on a few other factors:

What are your major concerns about your habit? Wasting time,
wasting money, worried about being caught? Or what?

Are you married or single?
....For if you are married or in a significant relationship with
a sexual partner, you could conceivably be risking a breakup if
they find out.

What sort of pornography?

Just because it is available on the net, it doesn't mean that it
is "legal" to download it, or "possess" it.

Laws vary widely even from state to state in the USA, even more
from country to country.

In the country I'm posting from, the only thing that is really
"illegal" is child pornography, involving "underage" subjects.

..... Although there is no precise definition of "underage",
actually. Depends on location. Even within the USA, the
"age of consent" and "permissible sex acts" differ widely from
state to state.

In general, though, from what I've read in the news, there
is an increasing worldwide crackdown on "child pornography", even
possession of Internet downloads.

Your home computer probably has more of a record of sites visited
than you probably believe. In any case, it is possibly or even
likely that your service provider maintains a record. If you pay
for any downloads by credit card, even another source of
evidence.

What is "legal" to download depends on where you are. If you are
not downloading child porn, possibly, or even probably, no
hassle. Hard to say, though!

In much of the world, anything except child pornography is
probably legal.

When I was a kid, it was fairly common for parents to photograph
naked children in the bath, on a rug, etc.

Today, such photos might be of questionable legality, especially
if the parents displayed them to others, or, worse yet, gave
copies away or tried to sell them.

Of course, laws also change with time. Take the unrelated area
of possible weapons. Forty years ago no one worried what
someone took aboard an airliner. No one was worried about
kids carrying scout knives at school, in public, or anywhere
else.

Not today, though, at least in some states.

Many states or countries have laws against carrying concealed
weapons.

So what is a "weapon"? Almost anything can be. What counts is
the opinion of the arresting officer, and if it comes to that,
the judge and jury.

Much the same applies to pornography. There is no agreed
general definition.

Any state or country can pass any laws they want.

Or take drugs as another example: In one U.S. state,
possession or use of marijuana might result in a warning, or a
small fine. In another, it could involve years in prison, or
even death.

Allowable sexual behavior between married couples? Again, can
depend on the state.

Not that I am implying that you have any interest in child porn
on the Internet or otherwise, but some readers may, and they
should be aware that it can land them in loads of trouble.

As to your particular problem, if it is seriously bothering you,
seek out professional help.

Regards,
"xxxpt"

Truth & Chaos

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Jan 12, 2008, 3:42:11 AM1/12/08
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My advice is optional [I get a hard-on through hard work]:
 
  1.  save up $90, call an escort service, release the tension onto her abdomen, roll over, perhaps make a nice sandwich, then go about your regular business tension-free
  2. -or- cold showers.
-Pete Moss
--
"This isn't a command center, it's a basement!" [Lt. Bruce Willis]
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Hans Palme

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Nov 3, 2010, 5:35:33 PM11/3/10
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Am 13.09.2010 14:46, schrieb Vipul Raja:
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> Dornax:
>
> the best thing to do under such circumstances and it may seem extreme is to
> unplug the computer. you may also want to visit a counsellor
> if the urge continues. imho going out and socailizing with people will also
> help. exercise can do wonders as well.
>
> best of luck
> vipul

>
> <dor...@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:1187295971.8...@r34g2000hsd.googlegroups.com...
I�m not addicted to Porn? but a good advice is: find a girlfriend ore
a relation and accept real love. Porn is bad and violent.

THE LITTLE ANGLE

aND WHAT THEY THINK ABOUT ME� tHIS MEANS NOTHING TO ME........

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