Bonus #95: Porn Bad?

There’s no benifit to porn, idk why people actively defend it. And the main point wasn’t about adults, it was kids/teens. At no point did Kaya and Jackson wanted porn to be banned, they were just asking for it to be harder to access by kids/teens. Even for adults, porn is only negative. Don’t compare Fortnite to porn, that’s just weird. There not the same thing.

Jimmy

Jackson and Kaya were basically like those moms who sued fortnite over their kids playing it this episode lmao. Adults are free to make their own decisions, there's nothing wrong with sex work, there's nothing wrong with having kinks, porn doesn't make you incapable of living a life. You can't just default to calling everyone an incel with ed simply because that's the only group you pay attention to.

ZombieWolf2508

lars 1 - thomas 0

Antonio Mosca

Internet censorship is bad, you start it off with a “righteous” reason like porn bad for kids, and it gives the government power over the internet they don’t currently have, and then restrictions and censorship move to places you never expected or wanted them to.

Conner Schaetzke

It's pretty wild to me that they're actually defending porn like it's not a bad thing it is just straight up is very damaging to people.

Squig

i definitely agree that it should be made more difficult for kids to access porn and the internet as a whole, but I've seen how total lockdown from it affected some of my cousins. I think the answer is to teach your kids moderation and regulate their internet time and access in a healthy way (not like 1hr a week type shit), because that only makes them more prone to becoming addicted to it when their access is unrestricted. My parents for example taught my brother and I moderation with alcohol by not demonizing it from a young age and just plainly explaining that you need to be careful with something addictive. when we were showing curiosity with it they just gave us a small sip of their own drink then laughed when we decided it tasted gross. my cousins on the other hand were very strictly monitored from tv and the internet, and what they did was go visit friend's houses and all they wanted to do was watch the tv. they essentially had to teach themselves in early adulthood how to monitor their screen time in a healthy way, because they were never taught why they were being restricted from it in the first place.

Classic kaya, pulls the most graphic porn scene out of his ass and proceeds to act like that is the norm

Plexx

The answer is yes, it is bad.

Wizerd89

Hey Im super cool and Im 17 am I still banned from listening

Taylor King

I hate that Kaya thinks that being lonely makes you an incel. Like "oh, that guy has never lost his virginity, must be a misogynistic asshole."

EchoChamber

Overall yeah, but you’re forgetting the break of the internet. It being an internet service being blocked makes it entirely different. Even schools now have horrible protection, and growing up I could play any computer game you wanted. Adding a mandatory ID to major sites isnt gonna stop porn from existing in easy to get ways, and if anything just jumpstarts kids into trying to get around protections. It being on the internet starts up the “gateway” argument and moves it waaaay far away from the initial point.

You don’t even want to try to make an argument? Nothing about me being in the pay of the Israeli state? Or maybe I’m a betasimp for not recognizing how oppressed I really am? Perhaps I’m even part of the Trans Lobby? I invite you to relate whatever metaphysical truths you want: after all, it’s the will to power, not physical reality, that dictates what’s true!

“Guys look I can use big words”

Thoams Wyatt

I mean, I’m definitely left of Pinochet, who has somehow become the centre line in the political discourse. But I am fully aware that “communist” generally means “someone I don’t like,” and that anything approaching empiricism is irrelevant in this discussion. So I’ll leave the floor to you: let’s hear all about the dangers of miscegenation, the evils of liberal democracy, and whatever other threats there are to the natural order of things.

Lol Lars you are a literal fucking communist I’ve seen you on here. If you disagree with Kaya he is right LMAO

Thoams Wyatt

Andrew keeps falling into the nirvana fallacy, but Kaya is getting way too conspiratorial. I’m generally with Charlie here: yes, underage people do watch porn (I was certainly under 18 when I discovered it), but the “evidence” that it’s being specifically marketed to children is completely circumstantial. I think education is key: young people need to be taught the unrealistic nature of porn, and the coomer rabbit holes that they can fall down. It would be great, frankly, if it were harder for kids to access it, but it’s probably more realistic to teach them about the harmful effects, rather than attempting to somehow shelter them from it.

Andrew is honestly insufferable. Why can’t we make it harder for kids to watch porn? Just cause they can get around it why not try to make it harder anyways? Kids can do ANYTHING they aren’t supposed to be, so let’s just allow them to buy alcohol and drive cause they can do it anyways, that’s his stupid logic.

Seth Perea

I spend most of my time alone and I enjoy it I do downhill biking, fly fishing and play video games I still have people I can speak to I just enjoy my time alone that’s all

Krauzuz

Thank you guys for this great discussion. Andrew have great points. I agree with him that the personal responsibility is the most important thing that we must emphase over. Even when someone have pornography addiction, there is the solution and it is cutting yourself from the internet.

Maxime Lampron

What a depressing episode

Ja

One thing that stuck with me that pornhub did is advertise fidget spinner porn and just wtf. I have to agree with kaya

Lt. Knickers

well said

It is a dangerous game for a kid to have no experience with the internet and then be thrown into it when they turn 18. They sounds like sensory over load. They will have no experience learning from their mistake and adapting to guide them. I would go with a more limited exposure approach. You see this with kids whos parents who are to authoritarian. Once the kid goes off on their own to college they fly off the rails because they are “free” and dont have the experience to tell them what to do and what not to.

TheCircusBoy

Hard agree with Andrew and Charlie on this one. Jackson and Kaya had a few points that were good in a vacuum, but at the end of the day Andrew is right that you will never be able to properly control this in any way on the internet. It's got to be something that parents just talk about with kids these days. Every single parent realistically.

Tyr808

Charlie and Andrew come off as in genuine denial in this one

History of Forgotten Lands

In general I agree with kaya on most of this. Virginity rates have increased from 10% to 30% for young men. The issue is a macro issue that can not be simply solved with personal responsibility. I would agree porn is one of many factors. And like Andrew says maybe they are less desperate to

Gotta say I agree with Andrew, it really is on the parents to do actual parenting. All modern phones have the ability to block access to the NSFW content. Don't want your kid to play some hentai game on the switch? Use the parenting app! Don't want your kid to watch Netflix? Restrict him from using it. There have been ways to restrict your children for YEARS. Back in the early 2010s my older brother would let me borrow his old iPod but would only let me have access to the games and Youtube. People (mainly parents) just need to learn to have agency when it comes to actually raising their kids, instead of having the internet be their babysitter.

zzz

Imma quick watching porn now, thanks guys <3

I was raised Roman Catholic and my first intro to porn came from a search for lesbians. Hardcore, right off the bat. Got completely nauseous and threw up. 2 months later and I was addicted. Age 9. Was totally addicted to that. Then, thankfully after accepting my sexuality it became OK and I chilled out. Don't know if finding that stuff was helpful or hurtful. I know my mom finding me with it didn't help in terms of the "it just popped up" excuse I gave. Hurtful in terms of the extent of what I had access to, helpful in terms of me getting experience from sources outside of catholicism. (I'm bi, btw).

GabbytheGreat

I am coming for you.

Hey Jackson, is it Friday in Australia?

crazypata

Society needs be more sex positive, not less. That's actually what leads to incels and other underdeveloped degenerates. Kids need to just be better informed in general, not just by their parents. Besides, too much of literally anything can be bad for you. Jackson and Kaya are literally making the same type of argument as parents who say "My child does nothing but play Fortnite! Why doesn't the government/ Epic Games do something about it?"

Roderick720

Andrew was right IMO, Requiring identification to access porn is a horrible idea, there has to be better methods than that, I think the idea of internet designed specifically for kids is a great idea

I have been listening since I was 14 as well I am going to hell

Jacob Tuck

I was 14 when this podcast started. Sorry guys

Sooo a normal discussion/debate? Youve never seen that before or something?

evan lawson

Its a joke, but hey it would be a start to add free access and add dmca or other type of anti-piracy. I say that because one could pay and then re-upload. There was a cam chick I used to watch that went crazy with taking down uploads of her videos.

evan lawson

Just start feeding porn to him now to get it out of the way. He'll find it soon or later.

evan lawson

Watching? There's video for the Patreon version???

evan lawson

Andrew tried to bring piracy in the argument, when yeah people do get around ant-piracy, but it slows down pirating if its a hassle. Take the xbox 360. Its a bit of a chore to go through all of it so I never cared to go through the process of installing a mod chip. So thats at least one person, and probably others who didnt pirate it.

evan lawson

4x a day? So roughly 21k times since 2007. Producing dust at this point 😆

Yep, I was using it in 2010.

Robert M

regulations will only harm the internet in the long run

角柱Galaxy_Pleiades

Andrew literally white knighting for children’s access to porn

Personally not single by choice just really bad at talking to women.

I jack off twice to 4x a day since 2007 and i dont have erectile dysfunction. Even when i have multiple gf's it still goes up. Its called jacking off with moderation and control. If your jacking it to the point of damaging your dick then maybe get some help

角柱Galaxy_Pleiades

Roblox has been around for ages, mid-2000s I believe. I remember kids in my grade one class talking about, but I couldn't figure out how to download it.

As a female her early 20s, I find these conversations really interesting. I was introduced to porn when I was 10-12 through youtube. Having a conversation like this with 4 women and discussed on how porn affects the female can be the same as how it is for the male. I think that a significant difference is that watching porn and talking about sex in general as a female is more "shunned" or taboo than it is with men. Which looking at this article that takes you to this journal (https://fightthenewdrug.org/real-average-age-of-first-exposure/) youth ages 14 to 18 exposed to pornography: 84.4% of males and 57% of females is almost a 30% difference and this is coming from a biased article against teens viewing porn. Overall, just interesting to see a male view of how porn affects them. I think that it either has to be okay to talk about and get educated on or that it needs to be shunned so much that doing it is seen as kids somking though I would prefer the former.

Avalon

shut up you fucking cuck, of course its disgusting and abnormal to want get raped by 5 guys with robot dicks in furry suits, but thats not even the argument, its the argument that many young men cant develop normal sexual relationships with other people because they cant get off without their cross dressing rape vore cum bdsm fetishes and thats all because of the avability of porn on the internet, setting impossible standards to men and women alike

Cummy cummy spray it on my tummy

evan lawson

I’m pretty sure Andrew lives in a constant state of playing Devil’s advocate

preach it, Kaya and everyone else with some exceptions fall for the clickbait articles.

角柱Galaxy_Pleiades

"Poll Indicates More Men Have Never Felt The Touch of A Woman" These types of "studies" are essentially clickbait to scare people like Kaya who are especially vulnerable to data misrepresentation. The publishers mislead on purpose. Articles like these make exciting claims with super vague data by extrapolating beyond the bounds of the study. It is actively malicious and I really hate how the people who publish these sorts of articles keep getting away with misleading people on purpose.

CaptainPancake1000

I'm 32, we all used to be those little bastards hitting I'm 18...when I'm clearly a 13 year old still downloading hentai using limewire through dial up. 200kb looked so crisp to my under developed mind.

Jordan Buckman

Kayaaa come on man its just some boobies

C

soo about man without girlfreind rising usaly all history of humanity was regular wars and nowadays we dont have wars boys just do not research issue with porn in broad perspective. porn consequence of a process that lasts 200 years, a decrease in real violence in the world (actually less violence but more in words) Just do a cursory reading of any article on the topic of downgrading global violence in the world.

before i start watch porn and videogames are great tool to lower male aggression every study i read suggest only bad thing come from it is more fat ppl. and heart problems.

Andrew is completely correct, although I come from a very biased perspective. Started watching porn/hentai when I was 13, started listening to the podcast when I was 15, 20 now. It's kind of hard for me in my head to want to change something for others that felt so much like the norm when I was growing up.

Alex Gagnon

They talk about how they grew up on the old Internet back when stuff was less filtered. Obviously don't know them personally but they all seem like fine fellows with all the shit that flew around back then

People have always been weird and sex has always been visible, just in different ways. People used to just fuck on the streets or steal porno mags from their parents. Andrew is right this is more with social media. I think the internet has made us all isolated and unable to know how to interact with people. That makes incels, not porn

Log

i agree take away the guns

Marc Perry

Andrew carried

Matt Bains

Mate every few episodes Andrew will say something that reminds me he’s American. Exact same argument that gets wheeled out whenever someone brings up gun control. “They’ll find a way to get it anyway!” Fucking stupid excuse mate. After a few years of having policies where they actively discourage certain things, people stop wanting to try and do them so much!

jack davidson

So nice to hear intro in these

Antti Mustonen

Its going to happen anyways so why bother. Real nice argument there

The Common Cold

I'm porn

crazypata

The Child Online Protection Act of 1996 (or maybe 1998) was designed to do exactly what Jackson had said: Make commercial porn illegal unless some sort of a filter, like entering a credit card, was used to keep out minors. The bill was signed into law, but immediately hit with Free Speech litigation, and eventually killed nearly 10 years later. It was a big deal back then, along with the Communications Decency Act being struck. If anyone could have foreseen the effects of the technology now, I doubt we would have let those restrictions be struck. I hear what you're saying about kids inevitably being exposed to other problematic content and behaviors, but that's no reason to curb any attempts to resolve this issue. It is possible, it's just the idea of pornography, gore, etc., has now become inseparable from the idea ofFree Speech in the eyes of most.

Don Santos

There’s a lot of issues with Kaya’s viewpoints here but to point out one specific one, there’s a huge gap between making an off-color meme about how many teenagers watch porn and outright advertising porn to kids. It’s just a “haha so relatable am I right fellow teens” kind of joke. Sure, it’s dumb and inappropriate, but it’s not anything close to the nefarious scheme that Kaya blows it up to be. That’s what this whole convo in general felt like - him using a few semi-valid points on actual issues with porn to springboard into vaguely related attacks on things he doesn’t like personally. Beyond that, like Andrew mentioned a few times, a lot of the other supposed issues stated aren’t specific to porn at all. Unrealistic expectations, kids being exposed to mature/inappropriate themes, exploitation of potentially vulnerable people by bad actors, and so on are all major societal issues and have been since long before the internet existed. For a good example of the last, look at military advertising campaigns which play up the patriotic elements and fiscal benefits while conveniently ignoring the many internal cultural problems and risk of death, among others. Comparing the actual jobs would be pretty silly, Of course, but my point is that the “advertising” techniques are very similar. Not that I’m an anti-military person, I know that some people join because of a genuine interest in and passion for what that line of work does in addition to the path to easy money/benefits. Thing is, that can also be true for porn.

SuperSimputer

Israel had lax prostitution laws and it became a haven for human trafficking, sexual abuse and pedophilia. They had to institute stricter laws recently to curb the problems.

Don Santos

It’s almost like prostitution being illegal makes it more dangerous for the sex workers

Ethan Jones

It doesn’t help incels are giving other incels advice on women

Ethan Jones

Legitimately sounds like a you problem. That's something you should work out yourself. Maybe practice self control rather than trying to control what other people do for enjoyment

Oppaiheimer

I agree with Andrew. There could be a middle ground here, but it's difficult to find. Everything Kaya and Jackson proposed sounds way too heavy handed and Kaya in particular is really adamant about these isolated incidents being the norm. He seems too concerned with the ethical side of the obsession with porn. He cherry picks these specific situations and acts like the development of kinks is evil just because it goes against his own morals and sensibilities

Oppaiheimer

This whole conversation was basically Side A makes point, Side B disputes point with other point, Side A gets stumped Then minutes later, Side B makes point, Side A disputes point with other point, Side B gets stumped

AlejoHernez99

Our modern viewpoint on sex as liberating comes from Wilhelm Reich's 1933 "The Mass Psychology of Fascism" and his1945 "The Sexual Revolution." Reich believed that sexual repression at a young age lead to authoritarianism in a society. His ideas spread like wildfire not long after his death in West Germany and in the United States, along with Alfred Kinsley's "studies" and other Freudian inspired writings such as "The Authoritarian Personality" by Theodore Adorno. "The Authoritarian Personality" dived deeper into supposed causes of authoritarianism, but also alleged that repression lead to aggression. Wilhelm Reich, unfortunately, was a mad man. He invented machines designed to harness "orgone," which he defined as orgasmic cosmic energy. His research center was hit with several child abuse charges, which seems obvious looking back at his interest in advocating for early sexuality. Another influence to 1960s sexual revolution was Margaret Mead. She released a research book, "Coming of Age in Samoa," in 1928 stating that Samoans were more sexually open with one another, less inclined to be monogamous, were sexually active from a young age, and were better off because of all this. Her writings spread along with those of Reich, Adorno, et al. in the '60s. Mead's research was contested on all fronts starting around the 1980s, but that was after the damage had been done. Samoans themselves were critical of Mead's work, and other researchers criticized her lack of documentation, noting on how Mead's work was mostly speculation and protection of her own personality and beliefs. Coincidentally, right before heading to Samao, she had a rough break up with a linguist that had very conservative views of marriage and sexuality. There's so much to talk about in regards to why society has this current view on sexuality, but I'll stop here. Enjoyed the episode, boys.

Don Santos

Not having sex makes you an incel?

Andromeda

Ban free porn and make it all paid, but the only way to pay is by sending a check in the mail and they mail you back an access code. This you you can only watch porn every 10-14 business days.

Dayman

I would say I align mostly with Andrew in the discussion, but I think Jackson offers some good points as well. Porn is way to easily accessible to kids, and kids are learning about and being exposed to mature content way too soon. I believe that there’s more kids that have been exposed to pornography at a young age than ever before. I think this debate is apart of a larger debate of whether kids are growing up too fast these days because of the internet. I do agree that a decent amount of responsibility should be held by parents when it comes to monitoring their children and what content they’re seeing. Obviously this is easier said than done though. But what I think would be extremely important for parents to do (and what I plan when I eventually become a parent), is to have an “internet talk”. There’s the “sex talk”, but there needs to be the internet talk as well. Parents should discuss that the internet has a lot of disturbing content, mature content, rude and aggressive people who use the internet as well, and they should be aware and prepared for that. Overall I think the episode was very entertaining and I found the discussion very interesting and thought-provoking. Which is why I just wrote a full essay on porn :/ I never thought I’d see the day. Thank you boys

the porn discussion has to be one of the best discussion that I personally think that you boys have talked about in a while

Why not put all porn behind a paywall, it doesn't need to be much even 10 cents would suffice, but only the fact that it will require a credit card will deter many that can't get one themselves.

PhillyBeast

I don't get it. When you discuss or try to come up with a solution to a specific problem, shouldn't you stick to the topic at hand? Why bring up other problems only to say that, well basically they're already fucked... Like yeah if a kid had bad parental figures of course it would make sense to help and lesser the exposure his porn on some level, and saying that "if they had bad parenting, there are worse problems they might be facing" is so backwards to me, because obviously we're not talking about if the parents were crackheads, we're talking about a majority where even good parents won't be able to guard their kids from that shit, simply because of its extreme availability.

PhillyBeast

Call me a puritan but I think porn does fuck up peoples brains and ruin lives

Andrew who cares if you can get around it. It’s just about filtering out all the ones who either don’t know how, or aren’t that bothered to try. Instead of just having everything open. Of course there are going to be kids still reaching the porn, but so much more won’t. Why is that so weird about you.

Jimmy

With Andrew’s point about parental intervention, I think he was lucky to have parents even willing to sit down and talk to him about it. Feels like an awkward convo most parents would rather avoid since like Charlie said, it’s pretty inevitable.

Gibbles

My point was always simply pornography is not healthy for developing minds, particularly young boys, and it should not be so easily accessible or available for them. I think I said in the podcast that I don't care how it is consumed when it is consumed by adult individuals, and it should still be readily available to them if they want it. I think there are many things wrong with the porn industry BEYOND that, that I would like to see fixed, like the exploitation of young women and horrible working conditions but my main point in the episode was simply that it's crazy to stick your head in the sand on the issue of pornography being so readily available to developing brains and that there really should be more of an effort made by internet regulatory bodies to try to make it less available to them. -J

The Boys

Love you boys 🔥

I’ve had an interesting thoughts and change of mind on the porn and the internet as well and when thinking about it right now and for the future even more a good parent that will have the ability to guide their children into adulthood is going to need to know the internet like the back of their hand so people like and sensible and level headed people similar to you guys that have lots of experience and have lived through growing up with the internet at their fingertips eventually after getting older and mature enough to see the good sides and the bad sides of the internet might end up being the ones who are able to raise well adjusted kids through today’s life.

Angry dweller

Lol, I love hearing Andrew bending to his desires

Im glad this is a bonus if it was a main episode it might’ve surpassed the clone episode as Andrew’s stupidest episode

Grelk

I honestly don't feel like it's a hot take to say most young men now days are addicted to porn. We just don't look at it like it's that harmful in society yet

To me it seemed like Jackson and Kayas point about porn was that there should be less exposure to the younger and newer audiences and porn shouldn’t be banned but it should be regulated. So it would be harder for young kids to get addicted to porn. Yeah if that happens horny kids could easily find a way around a blocked porn site but they would only do that if they were already exposed to it. Andrews point being that it’s up to the parents and kid themselves to not get addicted, how is that realistically possible with smartphones around when every kid can just search up the website on their phone when they wanna see some titties, what parent will stop em? And Andrew continues to compare porn to other things like soda, movies and video games like it’s the same thing, it’s not. Yes they all have a physical and mental impact but not on the level porn does. Porn is not a detriment to society but it’s extremely unhealthy and kids today should not get a hold of it that easily.

Alec

I’m 20 and I was exposed to porn when I was probably 14. I was way too young and I genuinely do believe that it has screwed my brain up in ways that I’ll never be able to fix. It’s affects my current relationship all the time and it has overall had a negative impact on my life. I’ve been listening to this podcast since their first year and it’s always bugged me when they would talk about porn as if it’s not that big of a deal. It was nice to hear that some of them have changed their opinions. Porn is just as damaging as any drug out there. Yes there will always be ways to get around it. Teens get their hands on drugs all the time but it doesn’t mean we should just get rid of laws the prohibit drinking or smoking at a young age. There should definitely be regulations and just because some people might find a way around it doesn’t mean that they shouldn’t try.

I’m going to be honest with the boys and everyone here. I’m 18 and have a severe porn addiction and so do many other guys around my age. Most of us wish we’ve never seen porn to begin with because it’s consumed our lives and for me, a girls pussy can’t satisfy me. When I listened to the Matt Walsh episode it pissed me off because you guys truly didn’t understand how bad the exposure is. If it was locked tight like tobacco and alcohol I’m telling you none of that would happen. Sure I would’ve been exposed either way but not to the degree pornhub gives. If I grew up in the 80s-90s I would’ve seen play boys and etc but I would’ve had a bigger goals to focus on. Now I’ve been exposed to so many fucked up and kinky shit that you wouldn’t even imagine back then, and its desensitized and made me an addict. Thank you Kaya and Jackson for bringing this up because it needs to be talked about.

Alec

Easy solution. Get rid of all internet porn sites that are free access. Expand libraries and make them into jerk off centers. Or if Jackson is worried about bad parents not raising kids right how about we give all children with bad parents to Jackson! He can give them a good life and won't have to worry anymore!!

Doppel Gamma

Something about defending porn just doesn't make sense to me. I get defending the freedom of adults watching what they want to watch but it's weird to defend something that seems to be mentally damaging and toxic to men and women in the industry

Urban Sombrero

That was frustrating to hear over and over again when nothing is really 100% effective

Urban Sombrero

I really like that this episode had an actual conversation with legitimate opinions and arguments from both sides. Andrew is still a cuck though, just because it seems difficult to do something doesn't mean that an effort shouldn't be made.

Raymond Real

Hundreds of episodes later my dream of the Official Minecraft Podcast got a tiny beacon of hope, that most likely flickered out almost immediately

SeamanLord

Sex is cool, but have you guys ever played League of Legends?!

Andrew, genital censorship in Japan has been pretty successful. So i don’t think to stay in business a pornsite would jeopardize their entire operation for a simple verification. Like how Chatroulette made people pay a penny to connect and basically all the European jerkers left. Maybe just a little block would be enough cause porn is really damaging to kids that can’t form a logical opinion about it first, like kids who smoke cigarettes at a young age.

SomeSlur

I agree Charlie and Andrew in the US at least. Jackson clearly wants people to live in a dystopian black mirror society given all of his takes on government regulation, just leave it to the parents to deal with. Coming from someone that has an 8 month old son, ngl i’m not sure how I’ll deal with it by the time he’s old enough but I know that I’m gonna sit him down and have a conversation and do the best I can to help him understand this fucking mess. But if he becomes a furry I may switch to Jackson’s side. P.S. fuck you Kaya.

I'm working on organising another one soon! What do you guys want to see? -J

The Boys

boys we need another movie night!

Gonna have to side with Jackson hard, and Charlie's right with not allowing children on the internet. Andrew I'm gonna go hard against you with the zero restrictions because it's way way too easy to access porn online, at least this would cause some kids to say fuck it and give up. You can get anything illegally, doesn't make it easy. We need some regulations on the internet, even if kids find a way around it they'll still be met with viruses and shit and they'll learn.

Omg I used to play the old Lawnmower Man game back on SNES or NES. That game was hard as hell lol.

Kaltes Bild

Kaya & Jackson "porn being pushed onto kids isn't good." And Andrew took that personally "porn good, they'll find it anyways." and they argue different points all episode. Beautiful. I love it.

Regerts

Watching this while chilling and playing outer worlds

Having a cup of coffee whilst listening to the newest episode of The Official Porncast

Fuck yeah watching porn makes me SO HARD

Alex Michael Christensen