Julianking93 said:
No shit. All men look at porn all the fucking time, if not they've at least watched it once or twice in their life.
Despite my wonderful imagination, I look at porn maybe...once a week?
For me I think I was 8 when I saw my first Hustler.
To be honest I find most porno boring and repetitive.
I've seen plenty of it though over the years, it takes something fairly "special" to really capture my imagination though.
This discussion is however pretty loaded because to be honest every human being on the planet with access to pornography, views pornography, or has done so. Women are not exempted from this as ultimatly they tend to be far bigger consumers of it than men are, it's just that they prefer to refer to it as "romance" and are less overtly social about it. Despite the stereotypes "romance" novels are not more focused on emotions and such (though some might be) they pretty much involve everything that a lurid "men's paperback" will just from a slightly differant perspective. I've read quite a few romance novels over the years for one reason or another (like having nothing else availible). The entire paranormal romance genere was pretty much created for women, by women, and the result has been things like "Anita Blake" that pretty much turned into a showcase for lycanthropic sex, vampire domination, and S&M... albeit being fantasy novels they tend to be not quite as descriptive as novels from the romance or "erotica" sections. Labels like harlequin have even gotten into the act.
While kind of irrelevent, my basic point is that men are characterized as being horndogs, and that is true to an extent. The human sex drive being very powerful although we can control it (which is part of what makes us more than mere animals). Women however find it embarassing for some reason but you can pretty much take the numbers that apply to men and double them... they are far, far, worse.
You might be saying "But Therumancer, how could you possibly know this, can you possibly speak for all women in the world? What gives someone like you such a depth of experience". Understand, as I've explained before, I was a professional snoop. Working for a "Monitor Room" at a casino or just doing the job with my mouth shut means I've gotten to pretty much see people of all types with a lot of the BS stripped aay. You go in the front door and see the signs about being under constant suerveillance.. well I was the guy on the other end for years. In general the guys in the official "Suerveillance Department" watch the gaming floor, Monitor Room and similar jobs watch everything else like stores, the hotel, parking garages, etc...
For good or ill, I've never been exactly normal, but 10 years between two casinos doing various jobs has given me some rather solid opinions.