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Originally Posted by Paul
You must have led a very sheltered life at school.
That was common when I was at school, almost 50 years ago, I wonder what they blamed it on then ...  |
It was, but it's now gotten much worse and is more blatant.
As most boys go through puberty they will start to find the opposite sex sexually attractive, including some of their teachers. This would have been kept private & discreet, but the teacher on the news yesterday basically said that a boy had said to her that he wanted to **** her. We would never have dared say that 50 years ago.
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Originally Posted by peanut
There is quite a bit of truth in what Richard says (I can't believe I'm agreeing with him).
Online porn which is mainly extreme or violent seems to be the norm and teenagers can and will accept it as a standard. The lines between 'sex' and 'love making' are now blurred due to the extreme content so that attitudes towards sex has now changed.
The correlation between watching online porn and sexual abuse is very high and they see it now as acceptable which is worrying.
It'll only get worse as children will be desensitized enough to want or need to copy what they see online which will only get worse as well.
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Exactly. One of the main problems is kids now having access to online porn, so Ofcom is currently looking at ways to try and prevent them accessing it.