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    Is watching porn ok in a relationship?

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      FurryWolfPup
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      @SimonSaid:

      Sounds really hot!

      Oh it definitely is…well the hubby seems to think so  :cheesy2:

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        lf4317
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        My partner and I have done it. I do suggest that you discuss watching porn with you partner, so that there is an understanding of when it's ok to watch, how long is ok, and how often ok.

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          swegay
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          Of course watching porn is ok. As long it's not a substitute for sex with your partner.
          Even if you have a sex life with your partner it's important to have sex with yourself.

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            jkronfuss
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            I'm OK with it, I even watched porno with exs as a turn on, it worked well but not every one of them was into that.

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              maxnl
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              it all depends on your relationship. 🙂 everyone is different.

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                MulderYuffie
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                Of course it's ok!

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                  jontron
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                  I think there's nothing wrong with it either as long as your sex life as a couple is healthy also.

                  Based on previous experiences, I view it as a red flag if the person I'm with equates porn as cheating.

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                    iheartbears
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                    I don't think I would be with someone who flat out forbid me from watching porn.

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                      AnythingOld
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                      @iheartbears:

                      I don't think I would be with someone who flat out forbid me from watching porn.

                      It's a sticky situation. 'Cause you can look at it in two ways. Is he trying to control you? Does he think you'll cheat if you watch it? Or does he think he's not enough when you watch it? So many different ways…. But, like I've said earlier (I think), if I really loved the person I'm with, I naturally don't have the desire to watch porn. Unless of course, I'm not getting it enough from him, and that would be a discussion we'd need to have.


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                        Eridanos
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                        I don't think porn is bad, is a fun way to get ideas and to get into the mood.

                        Once you two get it going, don't watch the porn, watch your partner (or watch it in discreet glances, I myself get bored with doggie style as I need to watch my partner's face, not his back)

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                          upNXT
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                          I think it's perfectly OK single or as a couple

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                            eobox91103
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                            My first (long-term) partner didn't like porn at all–he said it was "boring" and "useless."  But I was much less experienced than he was, and watched porn (on my own) as an instructional tool.  I know that what I learned from these "training films" improved our sex life and our relationship.

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                              andergarcia
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                              Of course it's ok. My partner and I do it very often.

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                                rock2005
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                                @AnythingOld:

                                @iheartbears:

                                I don't think I would be with someone who flat out forbid me from watching porn.

                                It's a sticky situation. 'Cause you can look at it in two ways. Is he trying to control you? Does he think you'll cheat if you watch it? Or does he think he's not enough when you watch it? So many different ways…. But, like I've said earlier (I think), if I really loved the person I'm with, I naturally don't have the desire to watch porn. Unless of course, I'm not getting it enough from him, and that would be a discussion we'd need to have.

                                That's the point: Not watching porn is NOT about loving your partner. It's all about sex impulses, fantasies, desires…

                                For an exemple: we all might have a fantasy that turn us on when it's just a fantasy, but we might not be that excited to (or we simply can't) make it happen (like public spaces, beach, sex with your teacher, boss, whatever). And watching porn may bring these fantasies alive, make you experience it... something like that.
                                When you're on a relationship, some fantasies just don't disappear, and maybe your partner is not into that thing you wanna do... That's why I think it's a helthy thing to do when you do it ocasionaly. It's a moment for your own, your own fantasies, it also kinda feed your creativity a little bit..

                                The problem beggins, as mentioned before by a lot of users here, when you're not attracted that much to your partner. You find in porn the best scape to satisfy yourself and keep the relationship going. I actually don't think it's a problem by itself… to me, the problem is: does it bother you? Why do you run for porn instead of having all that sex coming true with your partner? That's something people must think of. Sometimes the person you love is not the person who drives you crazy... but how much are you ok with it? It's fine if your husband is not the best sex you ever had, but no fun at all?...

                                Love is the base for a great relationship, but it'snt everything. Sex is as important as love, and if there's not a match on it, maybe you should go find it with someone else.

                                Hope it helps 😉

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