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| Is The 'Report Abuse' function here used wrongy? READ DETAILS BEFORE ANSWERING PLEASE? Today I saw 2 questions. The first was 'where can i find teen sex video's' and was posted in the teen and pre-teen section, the question is still there. The second question was 'am I hot'?, this question was removed within 5 minutes. It seems if you so something like post a question in the wrong category or, God forbid, offer free points your question is removed instantly, and people start going on about 'community guidelines' as if they're the 10 Commandents. Yet the same people that report harmless fun questions don't seem to bother reporting the really sick, violent or racist questions. Oh, if this question is reported for abuse and removed it will just prove my point.... |
| Yes, I do think it is abused. A lot of this community has proven that they do not posess the objectivity required to enforce the Community Guidelines and let their prejudices get in the way. The Yahoo Answers Team also fails to act in their role as final judge as to what is and isn't acceptable and does not do the research to determine the legtimate abuses from the frivolous. It also doesn't help that one of the options on the drop down menu is OTHER which basically gives people license to report you because they don't like your screen name, Avatar, race, etc. The anonimity factor in reporting abuse doesn't help either. I believe that the accused has the right to face his or her accuser and explain him or herself. I have never reported anyone on here before but if I ever do, trust me, I will be glad to tell someone why I did as well as to listen to them explain themselves. I personally don't like the reporting option. It is guyish. It is just like a guy running to Mom and Dad (Mommy, Billy said a naughty word, make him stop). Geez, people need to grow up in here. This is the Internet. Over half the people who type the offensive things are just taking advantage of the protection a computer offers. I doubt they would express their views in a public venue like a park or auditorium. Just like I don't believe the people that post questions about sex with infants are actual guy molesters. Most guy molesters are aware that their behavior is abnormal and don't actually want to announce it proudly to a room full of strangers. Bottom line is that a person using the Internet has to have a thick skin. With all of the great things it offers, there are some drawbacks such as people who ask things to annoy or shock people. That's just the nature of the beast. If you are the type of person who gets their feelings hurt easily or can't tolerate oposing points of view, the Internet is not for you. Stick to forums where the participants are similar to you in terms of background, religion, etc. To the users who live to report people I leave you with this quote from Mike Brady; "When you tell on someone, not only are you telling on another person, you are telling on yourself and what you are telling people is that you are a tattletale" |
| Did my boyfriend watch porn ot not? When I was scrolling through the history to look up a page I'd visited before, I came across this: 4:22 AM Tube All Star watch anal part4 pov free 4:22 AM german sex pov - Google Search 4:22 AM german sex pov - Google Search 4:21 AM Mpeghunter Free Porn Movies amateur ******* complete video 4:21 AM italian sex pov - Google Search 4:21 AM italian sex pov - Google Search 4:20 AM italian sex pov - Google Search 4:20 AM Italian POV, at Tnaflix 4:20 AM italian sex pov - Google Search 4:20 AM french sex pov - Google Search 4:18 AM French Teen Angie ****** In POV - SexTube: free porn videos 4:18 AM french sex pov - Google Search 4:18 AM indian sex - Google Search 4:17 AM Dailymotion - Indian Sex Queen Reshma - a Sexy video 4:17 AM Dailymotion - Indian Sex Queen Reshma - a Sexy video 4:17 AM indian sex - Google Search 4:17 AM indian sex - Google Search 4:17 AM indian sex - Google Search 4:17 AM indian sex pov - Google Search 4:16 AM HOT Indian babe POV sex. 4:15 AM indian sex pov - Google Search 4:15 AM indian sex - Google Search 4:15 AM indian sex - Google Search 4:14 AM kali - Google Search I asked my boyfriend whether he watched porn on the pc, and he sweared on my life that he didn't. He's a pc expert and so had many possible explanations as to why these google search results (of images and videos) appeared in the history. I'm not sure whether I believe him as things haven't been that great between us recently. We've been together 3.5 years and I was convinced he was the one for me. Now I've been financially supporting him for 2.5 years (he can't seem to find a job) and I'm trying very hard to function, having recently been diagnosed with fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue syndrome (already having Graves' disease). I just don't know what to do. It would help me to know whether it's possible to generate above-mentioned history without actually having visited the pages so I know whether he's lied to me. |
| Almost all guys like watching, so chances are yes. Why are you so concerned about it? It's common. |
| How music artists make money from teens/parents? Describe 5 other ways that music artists (rihanna) make money? the ones below are the ones i have so far! -humor, -shock treatment, -stereotypes, -image, -positive/ negative messages, -sex, -advertisements, -displays, -fashions, -Internet, -fear, -music videos, -product lines, -publicity stunts, charitable activities. Thank you, feel free to explain your point also Thanks again |
| You pretty much mentioned them all except for concerts, releasing albums, selling posters, writing a autobiography, which I don't really get why most of the young ones do this, like Miley Cyrus, what does she have to tell that is of substance and worth reading about? I think you should only write an autobiography after you've had more life experience and are more wiser, this way you can give meaningful advice. I get side tracked easily, back to answering the question. They can also get paid to go to a club or party like a sweet sixteen that's all i got |
| Why dont the anti-abortionsists fun massive contraception and sex ed provision? Why dont the anti abortionists fund super detailed sex ed that coveres EVERYTHING, hand out free condoms, reaserach perfect contraception and see all pre teens are put on i before even capable of doing it, then its only removed after 6 months of form filling to indicate you are truely ready for guys after age 24? Is it as they are part of the go forth and muliply cult who does not have a commmandment against rape as it would get in the way of go forth and multiply, why they hate gays too. or that young single fit women have lots of power over men... untill they get pregnant? Likwise why promote marriage given the divorce and domestic violence rate... is it to fund places like this? 'The Magdelen Laundries' should be in your video shop but the tv drama 'sinners' was more accurate if you can find it. over 30,000 were involved up till 1996...how old were you at that time? How many of your friends, you or your sister could have ended up here. |
| I totally don't understand this either. Most anti-abortionists favour no sex and no learning about such matters until marriage, and don't believe that women should make any decisions, just get married, stay home and look after the guys. Some also believe that any type of contraception is evil excluding the rhythm method which doesn't actually work. Another belief is that women's sexuality is somehow 'evil' and promotes lust/rape/etc. I have seen the 'Magdalen Sisters' film twice, but it would still shock me to see it again. I was raped a few years ago, so wonder if I could have ended up there given the right circumstances. My great aunt was raped by a policeman and got pregnant when she was young, and was then ostracised by most of the family because of the thinking at the time. They mostly do believe the 'go forth and multiply' which I don't believe can now be in the physical sense of having many guyren, but more in the sense of spreading the seed of the Word of God. Although there are high divorce and domestic violence rates, that doesn't prove that there is anything wrong with marriage, just that there is something wrong with people. I would make counselling obligatory for anyone wanting to divorce(!) |
| 3 Why dont the anti abortionists fund fully detailed sex ed & develop perfect contraception? Why dont the anti abortionists fund super detailed sex ed that coveres EVERYTHING, hand out free condoms, reaserach perfect contraception and see all pre teens are put on i before even capable of doing it, then its only removed after 6 months of form filling to indicate you are truely ready for guys after age 24? Is it as they are part of the go forth and muliply cult who does not have a commmandment against rape as it would get in the way of go forth and multiply, why they hate gays too. or that young single fit women have lots of power over men... untill they get pregnant? Likwise why promote marriage given the divorce and domestic violence rate... is it to fund places like this? 'The Magdelen Laundries' should be in your video shop but the tv drama 'sinners' was more accurate if you can find it. over 30,000 were involved up till 1996...how old were you at that time? How many of your friends, you or your sister could have ended up here. www.thewildgeese.com/pages/magdal… www.netreach.net/~steed/magdalen.… www.imdb.com/title/tt0380703/... www.bbc.co.uk/northernireland/dra… Origonal documentry available from cgi.ebay.com/sex-in-a-cold-climat… news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/programmes/pa… www.bbc.co.uk/pressoffice/pressre… news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/programmes/pa… news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/programmes/pa… |
| Sadly, it's because many of them also believe sex should be reserved for cold, mechanical baby-making activities, and within marriages. Not a very realistic view of the world, and of course it doesn't work. You can't dictate morality when neither party is harmed. |
| Why dont the anti abortionists fund super detailed sex ed that covers EVERYTHING, & dev. Perfect contraception , hand out free condoms, reaserach perfect contraception and see all pre teens are put on i before even capable of doing it, then its only removed after 6 months of form filling to indicate you are truely ready for guys after age 24? Is it as they are part of the go forth and muliply cult who does not have a commmandment against rape as it would get in the way of go forth and multiply, why they hate gays too. or that young single fit women have lots of power over men... untill they get pregnant? Likwise why promote marriage given the divorce and domestic violence rate... is it to fund places like this? 'The Magdelen Laundries' should be in your video shop but the tv drama 'sinners' was more accurate if you can find it. over 30,000 were involved up till 1996...how old were you at that time? How many of your friends, you or your sister could have ended up here. |
| Because they are often extremists. They don't believe in abortion nor sex before marriage. Sex without the purpose of procreation. If these people would be more open to better sexual education and acess to better birth control then there would be less accidental preganancy which they disagree with. But because they refuse to accept that sex is going to happen outside of marriage even if they don't agree with it and they remain closed to new ideas, this cycle will be constantly continuing. |
| Typically, does a young teen relationship grow closer once they move out together? Please read my situation? Me and my boyfriend are 16 years old. We have been together for 3 years! Now, me and my boyfriend are the type of relationship who is so devoted to each other that we dont even /want/ to have friends of the opposite sex. we think its dumb to do that because we have each other. we are also both very down to earth, very very mature, and pretty quiet. we both love video games and guitar, etc. We have the kind of relationship where we are very sweetsie and polite to each other, and also are so close we couldn't imagine being without. We dont have a car yet, but we're getting there soon. Lately, although we dont dream of breaking up, we are feeling like theres nothing much to do and we need to both get out- together! so my question is, once we get a car, and eventually move out when we're 19 or 20, will our relationship spice up? i feel like once we get our car and move out we will be free to do whatever we want together. was this true for you or someone you know/heard about? :] |
| I know you love each other very much now, but the odds are against you that you wind up together forever. And having that car, your own place, etc means more freedom. More freedom to find out who you are, and what you really need. You are very young, keep this in mind. People change as they get older. And in the next few years of your life is when you will change the most, so a lot may happen in your life. Good luck though, if things do work out you would be a rare sucess story. |
| Purenudism.com-legal because it's non-sexual? Rant.? I stumbled across this website because I searched 'nude beach' and a photo of a fully naked girl 7-9 years old popped up-I was shocked to see it and went to the website to read what they had to say about themselves as a website. After reading their website and reading a mess of other stuff on the legality of it all- I do understand that it is in fact legal because they are naturists and the content is not of a sexual nature (in their opinion-but what about the opinion of pedophiles-which I think should be of concern). It's hard for me to believe that the site is all about family nudism and such though when nearly 95% (so it seems) of the photos on the website contain full frontal photos of girls only (average age 7-16 maybe). There are male and femal adults as well as guyren of both sexes-but it seems that the vast majority of the photos on the website are of pre-teen girls and only a miniscule amount are of adults and boys. And by vast majority-I mean enough to seem that the website is almost strictly about pre-teen female nudists. They also sell videos of these girls in nude pageant contests. Again-I understand that naturism is a lifestyle. I do NOT understand the reasoning behind the site being predominantly (seemingly under 18) young female based. And I do NOT understand the reasoning behind offering "Free 'Young Teen Jr Pageant Contest'" DVD's to anyone who wants to get their hands on one (cough cough-aside from naturists-and naturists to be-I think the only other people who'd be interested would be pedophiles). It seems a bit geared towards pedophiles to me. What is sexual explicit to a pedophile? A naked guy/pre-teen playing on the beach? What's non-sexual to some is probably seen differently to a pedophile. In that case-who's to say that it's not sexually explicit? Sexually explicit to who? Naturists or pedophiles? If the site wasn't so focused on what I mentioned above then I don't guess I would see it that way-to each their own-BUT considering the vast majority of the content-it's not looking as though they are geared towards 'family friendly naturist' kind of stuff. Just my opinion-does anyone else feel that this is a problem? |
| You are not the first to question this website. As others have said, the pictures in themselves are not illegal to the best of our knowledge in either the US or the UK at least, as they do not involve posing of a sexual nature. I say "to the best of our knowledge" because the law, in the UK, is very vague. It is important that we don't demonise pictures of naked guyren simply because of the nudity, as to do so would be to make the innocent family picture of the guys in the bath or running through the sprinkler on a hot day illegal, in which case most families would have broken the law at some stage! It is also true that a picture of a clothed guy can be pornographic if posed seductively! We live in an age of paranoia which is not healthy and certainly isn't creating a mature and responsible attitude in our guyren, teenagers in particular, towards the human body. The high level of guyren and in particular young girls, in this site's pictures has caused us at British Naturism to be suspicious of their motives or at least their intended market, so as a consequence we have refused to accept advertising from them on our website or in our magazine. Much of what is written on their website is good - it is just their concentration on guyren in their pictures that causes us to have doubts. There are other websites who we feel the same about, but I will not give details as I have no desire to give them publicity. |
| Please read this press release, and use it to write a news story that would be suit for an article? The last 50 years has seen family life in the UK change with the growth in single parents and step-families, accompanied by raised awareness and discussion about what good parenting looks like. The increase of gay parents is part of this next chapter, and a new study has unveiled the need for schools and families to play a greater role educating guyren about gay parents. 2,000 people were surveyed on behalf of Parenting UK about different aspects of gay parents. When it came to the role of schools, over two thirds of respondents said schools should educate pupils about gay parents. And when it came to teaching gay and lesbian issues in the classroom, over two thirds of respondents said schools should educate pupils about these issues and include them in the curriculum. The survey also looked at the role of parents educating their guyren about different family types. Over two thirds of parents said they had, or intended to, talk with their guy about different family types, such as gay parents. The online video channel for parents, ParentChannel.tv (www.parentchannel.tv) has unveiled a new video clip which looks at the experiences of being a gay parent to coincide with the findings of the survey (video clip URL and embed code below): URL www.parentchannel.tv/video/gay-and-lesbian-parents When it came to broader issues of tackling homophobia, over 70 percent of respondents said homophobia should be treated in the same way as racism and over two thirds of respondents said schools should do more to prevent homophobic bullying/language at school, for example, using the “so gay” term to describe something that is rubbish. However, a 2009 YouGov survey for Stonewall of over 2,000 primary and secondary school teachers showed that nine out in ten teachers have not received any specific training on how to tackle homophobic bullying and over a third of secondary school teachers and almost two thirds of primary school teachers have not addressed issues of sexual orientation in their lessons. Jacqueline Harding at ParentChannel.tv said: ‘Gay parents have always existed. However, legal changes including the introduction of civil partnerships, and laws outlawing discrimination in relation to adoption, IVF and surrogacy, mean that many more gay and lesbian couples turn their aspirations to become parents into a reality. ‘The findings indicate that parents think more could be done in the school and at home to educate guyren about different types of families in today’s society and to tackle homophobic bullying. The survey indicates that the majority of parents are comfortable talking to their guys about different types of families, like gay parents, but we recognise that some families may not know how to approach the subject and our new video gives advice on this. ‘Parents can talk to their guyren about the struggles that they see other guys facing. Lessons in caring, kindness, and tolerance are important for all families. ‘Both heterosexual and homosexual parents should strive to teach their guyren to be tolerant and accepting of other people. Some parents are gay and this needs to be recognised and accepted so we can get on with the job of helping all parents raise their guyren as well as possible.’ For free advice and practical help on all aspects of parenting, please visit ParentChannel.tv at: www.parentchannel.tv ENDS Media enquiries Harry Cymbler, Hot Cherry. Harry@hotcherry.co.uk +44(0) 207 424 0949 Notes to editor 1. The survey was carried out in October 2010 2. 2,000 people across the UK were surveyed About ParentChannel.tv ParentChannel.tv is the free online channel, offering practical parenting advice through video clips, which cover subjects as diverse as talking to your guy about sex in a comfortable and open way through to encouraging your teen to get more exercise. ParentChannel.tv is developed by parents and leading parenting experts, and aims to cover all aspects of guy development including learning, behaviour and well being. ParentChannel.tv is collaborative project, pooling together expertise from three partners, Parenting UK, Capablue and Tomorrow’s Guy. About Parenting UK Parenting UK is a national membership organisation formed in 1995 for people working with parents. We support all those working with parents and champion the need for parenting support. |
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| Please read this press release, and use it to write a news story that would be suitable for article? The last 50 years has seen family life in the UK change with the growth in single parents and step-families, accompanied by raised awareness and discussion about what good parenting looks like. The increase of gay parents is part of this next chapter, and a new study has unveiled the need for schools and families to play a greater role educating guyren about gay parents. 2,000 people were surveyed on behalf of Parenting UK about different aspects of gay parents. When it came to the role of schools, over two thirds of respondents said schools should educate pupils about gay parents. And when it came to teaching gay and lesbian issues in the classroom, over two thirds of respondents said schools should educate pupils about these issues and include them in the curriculum. The survey also looked at the role of parents educating their guyren about different family types. Over two thirds of parents said they had, or intended to, talk with their guy about different family types, such as gay parents. The online video channel for parents, ParentChannel.tv (www.parentchannel.tv) has unveiled a new video clip which looks at the experiences of being a gay parent to coincide with the findings of the survey (video clip URL and embed code below): URL www.parentchannel.tv/video/gay-and-lesbian-parents When it came to broader issues of tackling homophobia, over 70 percent of respondents said homophobia should be treated in the same way as racism and over two thirds of respondents said schools should do more to prevent homophobic bullying/language at school, for example, using the “so gay” term to describe something that is rubbish. However, a 2009 YouGov survey for Stonewall of over 2,000 primary and secondary school teachers showed that nine out in ten teachers have not received any specific training on how to tackle homophobic bullying and over a third of secondary school teachers and almost two thirds of primary school teachers have not addressed issues of sexual orientation in their lessons. Jacqueline Harding at ParentChannel.tv said: ‘Gay parents have always existed. However, legal changes including the introduction of civil partnerships, and laws outlawing discrimination in relation to adoption, IVF and surrogacy, mean that many more gay and lesbian couples turn their aspirations to become parents into a reality. ‘The findings indicate that parents think more could be done in the school and at home to educate guyren about different types of families in today’s society and to tackle homophobic bullying. The survey indicates that the majority of parents are comfortable talking to their guys about different types of families, like gay parents, but we recognise that some families may not know how to approach the subject and our new video gives advice on this. ‘Parents can talk to their guyren about the struggles that they see other guys facing. Lessons in caring, kindness, and tolerance are important for all families. ‘Both heterosexual and homosexual parents should strive to teach their guyren to be tolerant and accepting of other people. Some parents are gay and this needs to be recognised and accepted so we can get on with the job of helping all parents raise their guyren as well as possible.’ For free advice and practical help on all aspects of parenting, please visit ParentChannel.tv at: www.parentchannel.tv ENDS Media enquiries Harry Cymbler, Hot Cherry. Harry@hotcherry.co.uk +44(0) 207 424 0949 Notes to editor 1. The survey was carried out in October 2010 2. 2,000 people across the UK were surveyed About ParentChannel.tv ParentChannel.tv is the free online channel, offering practical parenting advice through video clips, which cover subjects as diverse as talking to your guy about sex in a comfortable and open way through to encouraging your teen to get more exercise. ParentChannel.tv is developed by parents and leading parenting experts, and aims to cover all aspects of guy development including learning, behaviour and well being. ParentChannel.tv is collaborative project, pooling together expertise from three partners, Parenting UK, Capablue and Tomorrow’s Guy. About Parenting UK Parenting UK is a national membership organisation formed in 1995 for people working with parents. We support all those working with parents and champion the need for parenting support. |
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