I wonder if it's possible to be addicted to passing judgment and feeling morally superior. There are some, especially in the religious right, that seem to commit a lot of mental energy to things they purport to hate, like sexual deviance and infanticide. From a distance, at least, there seems to be a compulsive quality to it. Why decorate a roadway with messages about awkward or obscene subjects, grabbing your attention and forcing them into your conscious awareness, unless there was some kind of reward? Indulgence in covert fantasies? Or something like schadenfreude?
Once I read the first line I immediatelly remembered that sign on Valley Mills and thought: "could this be a fellow sufferer from Waco?" :-D This reminds me how much I look forward to moving out of Waco this summer.
The one on Valley Mills is much easier on the pornographic indulging soul.
The one I mentioned was near 18th and I35 on the way towards the Planned Parenthood clinic. Haha.
Ah, I didn't notice that one :)
Re:Coming Out as a Porn Addict
by stonemetal on Wednesday June 26, 2013 @05:11PM
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There is a similar anti-porn billboard on I45 just south of Dallas.
Re:Coming Out as a Porn Addict
by reader5000 on Wednesday June 26, 2013 @07:28PM
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Sorry but a bench on the main road in Waco, Texas in no way constitutes mainstream US opinion on porn.
Caps are not my emphasis. Glorious Waco, TX. Two miles away was a billboard of a mother discarding a baby into a garbage can for some anti-abortion campaign.