Is it wrong to install a web filter for your boyfriend?
Question Posted Saturday December 11 2010, 3:59 am
Well i've been with my boyfriend for four years, and i'm one of those girls who no matter how many times i hear that porn is okay i can't get it through my head and it still hurts, well i had learned to accept it as long as he did it when we weren't going to have sex, but i recently found out he does it like after or before we have sex i asked him not to because it bothers me and i caught him again, and after a while he admitted he had a problem and was addicted and was going to seek help, so i stumbled upon porn filters and i mentioned it to him and he said he wouldn't mind but i don't know how porn works with guys, will this cause him to want to do others girls now that he can't wack it to just the thought of others? cause i always researched how to accept your guy looking at porn and they always said " you should be happy he's trying to control it not doing the real thing" hes always looked at porn so i don't know what problems it's going to cause if i apply this filter. What do you think?
[ Answer this question ] Want to answer more questions in the Relationships category? Maybe give some free advice about: Work/School Relationships? xxemilyfeil answered Saturday December 11 2010, 9:40 am: If you've been with your boyfriend for 4 years, I honestly think he's commited to you, if he watches pron or not. Watching porn isn't going to make someone unfaithful or cheat. He just might want it from you more, haha. He could be saying he's fine with the filters, but he really might not be. Talk to him about it once more so you know for sure its okay. I can imagine how your feeling, I wouldn't be comfortable with it either. He needs to understand that too if he's going to continue to be a good boyfriend.
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