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Posted by Ivan Marsh on 11/21/07 17:28
On Tue, 20 Nov 2007 23:18:16 -0800, aruproxa8 wrote:
> I feel myself using pornography excessively and very frequently. it's
> becoming a serious problem. how can I stop this behavior?
Ah... all the world's a victim.
You cannot be addicted to porn. You CAN act like a moron and allow your
behavior to be detrimental to your life.
The first step in stopping a behavior is to determine if you genuinely
want to stop that behavior. The second step is to TAKE RESPONSIBILITY FOR
YOUR ACTIONS. This is not porn's fault... porn is a wonderful, beautiful
thing (assuming it's between consenting adults) that can do you no harm.
What matters is how you act.
> I took my laptop into the store where I work to copy some files and it
> was extremely embarrassing when my co-worker was copying something onto
> it she opened a folder with a bunch of movies and images that were
> showing up as thumbnails. she didn't say anything, but I'm sure she
> noticed it and probably told the manager.
Well, that's just stupidity.
Perhaps you should look into TrueCrypt (http://www.truecrypt.org/) so the
next time you "forget" that your computer is brimming with illicit
material that's inappropriate for the general public, not to mention a
female co-worker, you won't have this issue.
That said... if the porn in question does not involve consenting adults or
if your "accidentally" exposing your co-worker to the material wasn't
really and accident I suggest you go get yourself some help before you do
something that's going to land you in jail or get someone hurt.
As my friend Sketchy Rex said after being arrested for masturbating nude
in his front yard watching porn on his TV through his living room window:
"It seemed like a good idea at the time."
Please get a grip on your actions and stop ruining everything for everyone
else.
Every time some jerkweed "creates" some new social disease the rest of us
lose our freedom of choice.
--
I told you this was going to happen.
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