Study shows 75 percent of kids have...

[Squirt]

A Canadian study found that 75 percent of rural teenagers have seen porn on the Internet. Another U.S. study isn't as high, but still, 40 percent of teens ages 10 to 17 report they've seen pornography online. And two thirds of them say they weren't looking for it.

Before the Internet, there used to be shame in seeking out pornography, but now it comes directly to your kids.

How would you feel about your 10-year-old seeing porn? If they get online - and what tween or teen doesn't - chances are they already have.

Licensed Psychologist Scott Pribyl says, "30 years ago you might have seen partial nudity in a magazine and that was the big thing. Now you can see much more and a lot of graphic sexuality."

Sixty-six percent of kids who've seen porn online, say they accidentally stumbled across it. FULL STORY

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Two thirds of kids exposed to online porn weren't looking for it. I don't see the market to make a profit from 10-17 year olds in the adult industry do you?

Why would anyone bait and switch to get kids to see porn?

[wnc]

Two thirds of kids exposed to online porn weren't looking for it. I don't see the market to make a profit from 10-17 year olds in the adult industry do you?

Why would anyone bait and switch to get kids to see porn?

Alas, with some aggressive sponsor programs, assuming straight porn in this quoted article, the internet has become overwhelmed with porn. The backlash is indeed coming and those of us that did not, nor ever did, use a mis-spelling of a name in a domain for misdirection will be punished.

[gaybucks_chip]

anyone remember Seth Warshawsky's whitehouse.com? That used to go to a pretty nasty straight site, and I'm certain that a lot of kids at some point or another went to whitehouse.com looking to do research for school. (That and people planning to visit the nation's capital.)

[Matt 26z]

Two thirds of kids exposed to online porn weren't looking for it. I don't see the market to make a profit from 10-17 year olds in the adult industry do you?

Why would anyone bait and switch to get kids to see porn?

The people doing that are rogue affiliates getting paid per click or per email collected. This has got to be incredibly rare though since that traffic wouldn't convert and the affiliate suspended.

When they talk about kids being exposed to porn, you've got to believe it's through SE results (especially Google images) and personal blogs.

[SPACE GLIDER]

I think most kids have seen porn. If suburbanite kids aren't seeing it on the internet, urban kids are seeing it up close and personal

[coctronic]

I think most people who get caught viewing porn on the internet when they are restricted from it would say they weren't looking for it. :broccoli:

[ponyboy]

I remember going to the local store and looking at playboy or what ever they had. Different times different sources.

[Lee]

I remember going to the local store and looking at playboy or what ever they had. Different times different sources.

The difference is though Roy, you werent being show porn deliberately when you went to your local candy store expecting to buy candy.

Regards,

Lee

[basschick]

that was pretty much my take on it...

I think most people who get caught viewing porn on the internet when they are restricted from it would say they weren't looking for it. :broccoli:

[jIgG]

as if anyone who wants to see porn needs the net

when i was growing up we had no internet
but i knew every stash dad kept his porn mags at
and all the video tapes too
:donmike: