I sort of agree with Loli. Not only can kids get addicted to porn (my sister did), they can easily be swayed into thinking that sex is Bad(tm) and that they are Bad for thinking that it's interesting or that they like to see it/read it. This can lead to deeper mental health issues later.
Maybe it's the parents' fault for not being more open about ...... 2 reply
Depends from the person, jep. But i would disagree that exposure to this fiction filled world is a good option. I know that most young ppl would complain about me saying that any experience affects them more than it seems - in this case completely unrealistic depiction of sex and romance but im still gonna say that it leaves traces in mind and not ...... reply
It all depends on the person no matter what age. You should not mix reality with fantasy
I was 11-12 when I first started reading yaoi though I know it's a work of fiction , nothing really change except the fact that I fangirl alot lmao. Till now I still love to read yaoi not just because of smut But for the plot as well.
I was a very open minde...... 2 reply
The first time I read yaoi was when I was 11 or 12 years old. At first I didn't mind it because it was only shonen-ai, but I realized that there was another genre that was a little more explicit. At first I was like, "Whoa! I can't read this. It is way too inappropriate for me to read." But I kind of wanted to know what happened next and I also wan...... reply
Well... im my country the legal age for sex is 16 so it would be pretty weird if people are not allowed to read aboult sex when they are old enough to do it themselves. Besides that, kids are often sexually mature at ages even younger than that. They feel sexual attraction just as we do and are curious about their bodies. The legal age is not for h...... 2 reply
I think the 18+ thing is more like a warning than an interdiction. It helps you know what will be in the thing you're starting to watch/read/play, but in the end it depends on your mentality.
I started reading hentai stuff when I was 14, but I didn't start Berserk before I was 15 because I didn't feel "ready". So in the end I think it's a pretty go...... 1 reply
Well, I started reading at like 13, so I would be a hypocrite to say not to. To be fair, with the internet bringing anything you want to see with a click/tap, it's hard to tell anyone not to see/do ANYTHING. Most kids kinda know sex stuff nowadays. It really can't be avoided in the grand scheme of things. Now with that being said, myself and numero...... reply
I think it matters more on education than age.
I don't know about the other countries here, but in mine you learn about sex education at grade 7 (age 12) but recently some schools, are now starting to teach it at grade 1...
In this education system, it really starts at grade 5/6 but the information is really minimal.
From grade 8 it's "condoms, ...... reply
I don't think age restrictions are particularly useful, but they are there for a reason. When talking about mature topics, it is important to take into account the maturity of the individual, which is hard to assess. Children may also hear things from their classmates if not from their parents, older siblings, etc.
However...
When I see 8 yr-olds c...... 2 reply
http://www.cracked.com/blog/how-sexual-peer-pressure-can-ruin-sex-forever/
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