The Forbidden Lust of a Frigid Girl - Ch. 6 - Episode 06

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for all those saying the parents are Homophobic i don't think so if i found any child watching porn to this degree i would be disturbed and immediately contact who ever is relevant to the child and yes get all access to the adult side of the internet removed it is adult after all i mean i find it disturbing the author choose a 6 year old to start off this story with. it's disastrously damaging for a child to be exposed to adult content that early
It's tricky cause yeah, obviously as a little kid seeing that was terrible, and as a probably mid-late teen now, it's still maybe not great, but that level of control the mother is doing is WAY more damaging for a kid.

There's no real solution for shit like this, tbh, you can't cut someone off from the internet these days, and surveillance is very damaging as well. I guess maybe trying to block those sites and not otherwise monitoring at all might be the best method?

Either way, mother's over-commitment is worse than nothing at all.
 
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I think they're in highschool now, but otherwise I agree. I got exposed to that stuff way too young and it fucked me up in ways I'm still dealing with in adult life.
I'm a 30+ male and 'the Internet' happened to me from age 10-ish. I was also affected deeply for many years, but looking back I also can forgive my parent/teachers etc because I was only a kid. There's few human beings who could know the right way(s) to respond to these situations.
Seriously, if I had kids today, I wouldn't know how today react either, plus the fact that we as children don't understand the world that young, and parents are usually the closest things were have to good judgement.
The Biggest problems start because child and parents relationship don't communicate enough from the start, or that the parents can't always be mentally equipped to handle such situations.
Try to forgive yourselves and your family, once you've started working out how Life works and you can comfortably laugh at the absurdity of the situation.
We laugh it off nowadays in my family/friend circle regarding my past obscure hentai/porn obsession/addiction. Everything had its reasons,but I have developed a much healthier life once I started discovering and accepting how I am, what I needed to change to live a much less destructive lifestyle/mindset etc.
In short, most things are fine, in moderation. Don't let your interests go out of balance that it affects a stable healthier life outside of computers.
 
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It's tricky cause yeah, obviously as a little kid seeing that was terrible, and as a probably mid-late teen now, it's still maybe not great, but that level of control the mother is doing is WAY more damaging for a kid.

There's no real solution for shit like this, tbh, you can't cut someone off from the internet these days, and surveillance is very damaging as well. I guess maybe trying to block those sites and not otherwise monitoring at all might be the best method?

Either way, mother's over-commitment is worse than nothing at all.
Check my comment below, but two-way communication is one solution that works.
But if your parents/friends/other people seriously are convinced whoever reads this might have any unhealthy/destructive addiction/obsession over anything, they might not be wrong.
I for example, was stubborn about it until my late 20's before I started to see I could actually quit my various addictions. It has to come from Inside you though.
 
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Check my comment below, but two-way communication is one solution that works.
But if your parents/friends/other people seriously are convinced whoever reads this might have any unhealthy/destructive addiction/obsession over anything, they might not be wrong.
I for example, was stubborn about it until my late 20's before I started to see I could actually quit my various addictions. It has to come from Inside you though.
Sure, a two way communication can be a good thing, potentially. There's still the matter of how it starts though, if it starts from the parent being too invasive it's pretty doomed from the start if you ask me.

Making it clear you're there for your kid is definitely an important start, but still doesn't mean they'd come to parent about it. Recognizing an issue is one thing, and actually trusting a parent no matter how much they try to be trusted is another. So then the point remains that it's tricky.

But yeah, I agree it has to come from inside in the end.

Gratz on the growth btw
 
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Check my comment below, but two-way communication is one solution that works.
But if your parents/friends/other people seriously are convinced whoever reads this might have any unhealthy/destructive addiction/obsession over anything, they might not be wrong.
I for example, was stubborn about it until my late 20's before I started to see I could actually quit my various addictions. It has to come from Inside you though.
Same, but it took me a lot longer to come to terms with it. Denying impulse control becomes increasingly difficult the longer you take.
 

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