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It doesn't bother me that much. I have a girlfriend and porn desensitizes you. Also, my faith wouldn't want me watching that content. Also, I have kids. I hate how porn shaped my mind as a kid and young adult. Also, you can find it without ID if you really want to. There will always be ways to watch porn without a ID. Though if I wanted to watch invading my privacy by making me submit ID is a no no for me. I guess you could say this is setting the tone for more invasive practices by the government. So I can see why people care. Can also see why people care about these sites being inaccessible to minors. It's bad for adults but good for kids. I can live with that. You can find non ID porn if you really want it. Though I prefer if they just left it alone and buffed Parental control reach.

hah, I remember that clip. It is an AI gen. The latest China robotics expo showed human like robots. Not even friggin close. Still stuck way in the uncanny valley.

Diddler found not guilty for sex trafficking.. might be getting off easy.. man this is fucking hilarious how awful the system is. Makes me think we should abolish the jury system.

I am watching the Monogatari Series atm. Sometimes it's been absolutely great. But other times (Karen Bee arc) it's just been bad, unfunny and annoying

To add on to the last post... 3. "WE CAN’T SEE THE GOOD IN OURSELVES. You must understand this. This is still new for me, so I don’t have much to say yet. But here’s what I do know: When you notice something good in yourself—thank God. That’s how you stay grounded. That’s how you stay humble. Don’t be afraid of yourself. You don’t have to doubt the works in you to remain humble. Acknowledge them with thanks to God. That will keep you grounded. Humility isn’t pretending you’re worthless. Humility is returning the glory to God—without denying that He’s done something beautiful in you. Don’t let shame and guilt stop you from acknowledging the works God has done in you. Don’t let them stop your healing. You can affirm the good in you. You don’t have to shrink and say, “I’m nothing.” That’s not humility. That’s despair. The distrust of your own heart—that’s what’s annihilating your soul. If you can’t trust yourself with your heart, trust God with it. Say: “Thank You, God, for the good in me.” Bring those good pieces—the ones you’re unsure about—to Him. I know you don’t want to claim ownership of them. Your image of yourself is too twisted. So is mine. How could a monster claim something good, right? That’s what we tell ourselves. That’s what others have told us. But a mirror that only shows flaws is a lie. We’re fractured because we’ve silenced the other half of our soul—the part that still wants to believe in love. We told it to shut up. We called ourselves monsters. But we need to listen to that side again. Don’t silence it. It’s the part that can still heal. Yes, you are both good and bad. So why do you wear only the bad? Say this: “God, if there’s anything good in me, it’s from You. I won’t worship myself for it. But I also won’t kill it. I’ll give it back to You, because You gave it to me in the first place.” That’s thanksgiving. That’s faith. Say: “Lord, I don’t know how to trust my own heart. I’ve twisted it. Silenced it. Performed with it. But if there’s anything good in me, it’s Yours. Take it. Keep it. Grow it. Don’t let me claim it in pride or reject it in shame. Let me just thank You for it. Make it Yours fully.”