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Re:Coming Out as a Porn Addict by farinasa on Wednesday June 26, 2013 @02:00PM (#5947734)
Go watch some porn in public.
Re:Coming Out as a Porn Addict by stinkytaco on Wednesday June 26, 2013 @02:28PM (#5947975)
It's not so much watching porn in public... I wouldn't want to see to people having sex in public, but how even talking about it is a verboten subject. Of course, talking about your sex life is probably also problematic, so I don't know. Does society shame porn?
Re:Coming Out as a Porn Addict by lobotryas on Wednesday June 26, 2013 @03:09PM (#5948262)
Society (at least in the US) shames the use of porn if you're male (loser, pervert, can't get laid) an praises the use of porn by women (independent, empowered, sexy).

As for the concept of porn itself, it's relegated to other bedroom topics and just doesn't come up in "polite" conversation.

Re:Coming Out as a Porn Addict by coldtea on Wednesday June 26, 2013 @06:56PM (#5949663)
"""an praises the use of porn by women (independent, empowered, sexy)."""

Only in liberal, upper middle class, circles. Which of course includes most of the wannabe upper-middle-class talking heads and journalists.

Middle class society don't share the "empowered, sexy" view for porn on women at all.

Re:Coming Out as a Porn Addict by bitops on Wednesday June 26, 2013 @04:50PM (#5948935)
> praises the use of porn by women (independent, empowered, sexy).

I haven't personally observed this, but our society certainly shames the women who perform in pornography.

Re:Coming Out as a Porn Addict by coldtea on Wednesday June 26, 2013 @06:54PM (#5949657)
There was an incident with Jannet Jackson showing some tit on the 2004 superbowl concert, and everybody was faux-shocked. Much more for porn.

It's a society of hypocrites and puritans.