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UK porn watchers could have faces scanned
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this post was submitted on 07 Dec 2023
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If it wasn't for porn, my middle school sex ed would have left me believing that sex was just a guy peeing in a girl's butt
The first "porn" I saw was in middle school. It was a single bootable floppy disk with a pitiful menu of crude -- almost repulsive -- animations on an Apple II, basically no better than stick figures. The lesson I took away from it? How to program animations on an Apple II. And also that using one-voice beeps and honks over a bitbang speaker to suggest the buildup to an orgasm is hilarious.
Funnily enough, it went the opposite way for me. I had a decent sex education but then came the internet.