Sexual permissiveness abounds throughout our culture, society, art and Internet. Many of our firmest standards are constantly challenged by this open era of open expressionism. Are we to believe that Hollywood should set the viewing standards for our children or to deem what is spiritually, emotionally or socially acceptable for our generation?
If these standard bearers are doing such a good job, why is there so much increased violence, rape, domestic and child abuse? There is no question that there the era of expressive freedom has born an age of liberalism and sexual hypocrisy.
The act of masturbation is one of the barriers that remains a laughing stock to some, a demeaning pursuit by others and an outright sinful act by yet others. The reality is that masturbation is an act of nature in which 94% of men and 44% of women readily admit to participating.
In fact, masturbation has practical and beneficial merits. Yet, men are so shamed by the act that the needful Australian sperm banks struggle to maintain adequate inventories for research and development.
In our highly communicative society, you can watch television, visit the theater, see a movie or go online to find highly suggestive or pornographic material that would never have been accepted just 20 years ago. Now sexual fantasies pervade every aspect of our lives. Yet, men and women are reluctant to discuss the act of masturbation.
The social stigma attached to masturbation is the stuff of late night jokesters, dormitory humor and sorority giggles. The consequences are becoming serious.
In 2003, 47 percent of families identified pornography as a household problem. 70 percent of men polled said they visited between 18 and 34 pornographic web sites monthly. 10% of respondents admitted to online porn addiction. 28% of those addicts were women.
The same poll conducted by the renowned Kinsey Institute offers more telling facts:
- 1 in 5 children who use online chat rooms have been approached by a pedophile
- 1 in 4 children participate in Real Time Chat
- 1 in 5 children aged 1-0 –17 years of age receive unwanted and often misunderstood sexual solicitations online
- 2 in 5 abductions of children 15 to 17 are sparked by online contact
Yes, the Internet can be a dangerous place. And, yes masturbation addicts who gravitate to online pornography addiction are predators in waiting. Remember an old commercial that asked “do you know where your children are tonight?” Perhaps, “do you know where your children are online tonight?’ is the more meaningful question.
Here are just a few follow-up results:
- 76% of victims in non-initiated sexual exploitation cases were aged 13-15.
- 75%of these cases involved young girls.
- 70% of all online porn activity occurs during the 9-5 workday.
- There are more than 300 million online porn pages in existence today.
Seedy things are happening online. They are often initiated from a workstation or school computer. Masturbation and online porn addiction feed off each other.
These new-age addictions must be treated with the seriousness of alcohol or drug addiction. Sufferers undergo life-changing lifestyles. They become reclusive, secretive, endanger their academic and professional status and even incur the possibility of legal ramifications.
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