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The Intraoral Picture (2 CEs)

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Olivia Cooper
Olivia Cooper

Does pornography change the way people perceive intimacy?

I've been pondering this: does pornography actually change how we see intimacy? Back in college, I started watching more of it during a dry spell, and at first, it made me expect fireworks every time. But then I met someone real, and the slow, emotional connection we built was way deeper than any screen stuff. It kinda reset my expectations positively, making me appreciate the real deal more. Thoughts?

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Florian Geyer
Florian Geyer
Oct 13

Yeah, that's an interesting take – I've wondered the same. In my experience, it can shift perceptions, but not always badly. A few years ago, after a breakup, I turned to porn for comfort, and it helped me explore what I liked without pressure. But when I got back into dating, I noticed it made me more open about fantasies, which actually strengthened intimacy with my partner. We even talked about it openly, turning potential awkwardness into fun discussions. It's like a tool if you use it mindfully, you know? If you're looking for varied perspectives or examples that show the positive side, there's some good stuff on live cams that highlights consensual, real-feeling scenarios – might give you ideas on how it can enhance rather than distort. Anyway, another angle: my buddy shared how watching couple-focused content together with his girlfriend brought them closer, sparking honest convos about desires. It didn't replace intimacy; it added to it. Overall, I think it depends on the person and how they integrate it – moderation is key. What about you all?

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