Watching your first skin flick is a man's rite of passage, but surely there are some young men out there who remain unsullied by the demon pornography. We hold onto this belief despite claims that researchers at the University of Montreal were unable to uncover a single male person who would admit to never having viewed an adult film.
Professor Simon Louis Lajeunesse initially set out to compare and contrast the lifestyles of men who watch pornography on a regular basis and those who have never seen it. But it turns out he couldn't find anyone for his control group. (We call possible BS because this survey took place in a city that's home to a strip club called Club Super Sexe.)
His study of fewer than two dozen males concludes that most men see their first porno at about the age of 10. And that's about where his findings end, unfortunately. It would have been fascinating to see if guys who have never seen porn are better or worse in bed, have had a vastly different number of sexual partners or if they could even describe what a boob looks like.
In the interest of science (and mockery, of course), we are putting out an all-points bulletin on the Internet: Does anyone out there know a grown man who has never seen a pornographic film? Or are you one? If you (or someone you know) is a porn virgin, please e-mail us. We'll interview you while allowing you to retain your anonymity. We also promise not to make fun of you -- unless you're hilarious!
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Thursday 03 December
By Texas
My husband is 33, about to be 34 and he has never watched porn. I have tried numerous times to get him to watch it with me, but he refuses. He has this whole "porn is bad because it disrespects women" and "its not like real sex, so why watch it" thing going on. I thought he was lying at first, but we have now been together for almost 10 years and he still to this day refuses to watch it. I believe him too because he got mad at me for watching it when I was younger. So I never bring it up anymore, even though I think it could be fun to do together.
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Thursday 03 December
By John
He watches or has watched porn. Trust me. I tell all girls that I don't watch porn either and I swear by it. Most of them usually believe me to. I am telling a lie of course.
Saturday 19 December
By michelle
wow, you really believe he doesnt watch porn?
what's worse is that you actually put it on a comment section on a guy website!
yay for us women everywhere!!!
Sunday 06 December
By Tangana
All men watch porn ladies! you don't know about it cause they do it at 3am when your sleeping with the remote on there hand. so if you move, he will change it real quick!! tangana!!
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Saturday 19 December
By ashley
i know of at least one guy who has not looked at porn-ever. the sad thing is he wouldnt know what it was when he finally did see it... but i can name probablly about 5 guys who dont (and no i wont give any names)...but they are out there and they do exist
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Saturday 19 December
By Brian Fairbanks
By the way, everyone, we have a followup to this story:
http://www.asylum.com/2009/12/16/asylum-discovers-two-dudes-who-have-actually-never-seen-porn/
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Saturday 19 December
By MO
I THOUHT WE HAD ARRIVED to a place in our American minds where sex was a part of our life, NOT OUR LIFE. I thought males were getting sex enough (to calm down) and I thought the Sexual Revolution provided females with enough 'expression' to make them aware that having sex with a guy is a darn drive by Nature, and, after two or three, okay, five turns of it with three fellows, it turns out to be really boring but the drive keeps going and makes a girl do crazy things like a booty call. But I thought sex was not a mystery anymore. It was out in the open like eating salads for health. I thought we all embraced our sexuality on our own terms and it was okay. But no, sex is public and we still suffer psychosis over it. But what really bothers me about these odds and statistics on sex is that the question was not asked about Sexual Responsibility or Responsible Sex for the purpose of 'quality' sex, or, related sex, which I think is the best kind of sex because it builds life and character, but of course! (And, that's not talking about being faithful, that's talking about being a quality person for your life's sake...that's talking about maturity. Within moments of hearing about Tiger, and learning his age, I knew that he had been "turned-out" by easy, professional, pleasurable sex. The women are okay with whatever he does and says: they are not his 'wife'. And, of course, he was 'turned out'just as I thought.
BUT HERE'S THE POINT: That kind of sexual 'habit' exist...BUT NOW, then he marries and wants "married" life and "family" life and he can't give up his "habit"...and that's the point of it. He has 'trained' himself to the professional version of human (male) sexuality and he wants to superimpose all that onto a 'wife'--that doesn't work! (The functions and roles are skewed in different directions.) He can eventually put the two together, like reconcile the two in his brain, but he will need some help and some time and some patience to 'catch on' to what IS the 'manly' side of sex after marriage to a wife. But HE IS NOT A SEX ADDICT (yet) though he has a sex 'habit' that does not go with 'wife' and 'family.'
YES...I was married to a man who would not watch porn. He thought it was ridiculous and childish. I was the one who had watched porn in my youth. He thought some of my behaviors were weird. He has never watched porn yet but he has been married more than once, and of course, according to American standards he just as well could have robbed someone or killed someone--or, watched porn. Divorce among American values is worse than watching porn, say 25-100 times. THIS WEIRD GUY I was married to was an 'incurable romantic' (he said he has to have romance and love with his sex) but then, just know, he was born in 1932.
Note: If I know anything, I think I know this: BO has never watched a porn movie. I don't think he would get much out of it either. (Porn would seem 'unreasonable' to BO and he has said over and over, that's the one thing that breaks his cool, and that one thing is: 'unreasonableness.' [BUT HERE'S A VERY MATURE VIEW OF THIS WHOLE THING...I think BO will cheat if his needs are not met adequately, so now, is 'infidelity' porn? Some people think so. They call it the 'Low-Down', or the 'Down-Low', depending on how it is done.]
--MO
*Please respond to this post if it helps with your perception of porn in our sexual lives.
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