There is no proof someone is the age they say they are. You can put anything as you birthday, and click that you are over 18. There is no sure way to verify it though.
All responsible web sites with adult content require people to verify their age and post a disclaimer. They have no control over those participants who choose to lie. That's why parents need to closely monitor their children's activities on the internet.
When I was a kid all the barbers shops kept lots of men's magazines for the customers to read while they were waiting. They were extremely discreet by modern standards and the interesting bits air-brushed out. All us kids used to love getting haircuts so we could get our dose of lust. And none of us claimed we were only reading the articles, either.
And that isn't actually new either. We had that access on our old site. It was just added again now to attract the traffic of posts that are not suitable for PG-13 into the right groups instead of the main room.
There is no sure way t verify age on the internet Some sites require a credit card number to try and make it a little more difficult. Even that isn't sure fire though. Just like we got Penthouses and VHS porn at 14.
Facts remain 95% does and has to fall onto parents and guardians to monitor their kids. If little 13yo Johnny is watching porno in his room it's because you let him have a laptop and cellphone in his room.
No. More like, "I did my duty. I was supposed to go forth and procreate at some point in my life. I did it. Now, let me go out whoring around with my buds where I belong."
There is no new category. It has existed all along. It recently was placed back inside the navigation like it was on our old site. Looks like someone is doing a heck to spin a great story. Do you prefer material not PG-13 suited to be posted in other areas than the main room? If yes, help people to find the right place to do so. Do you disagree?
This post was edited by Benedict Arnold at March 20, 2017 4:24 AM MDT
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