by CeCe Mon Feb 27, 2012 10:35 pm
I think every spouse should be free to discuss their feelings & concerns. But "forbidding" is dangerous territory. Some people don't want to be treated like a child & will rebel. It's the kind of thing that could cause resentment that will lead to problems in other areas of the relationship. There should be a calm mature exchange of opinions, but in the end grown people should be able to make decisions for themselves. Truthfully not all porn is "bad", "evil" or "demeaning" as some people think. Maybe something the anti-porn spouse might consider is watching it together. They should never be forced or pressured into it but they might be surprised. As long as it's not an obsession that is damaging to the relationship I don't see a problem. But if that's the case there are issues there that go much deeper than watching porn.
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