DVD vs. Internet.

---

idk i just always kind of assumed that dvd wouldnt be as hardcore as the internet.

Nope trust me they are just as hardcore.

Internet porn is often a lot more hardcore than what you'll get on a DVD, at least in the U.S. In fact, some of it is illegal, and a lot of it is very disturbing.

If you're talking about like fisting and such than yeah.. alittle more hardcore and usually not on DVD's because of it's content. But basic sex from internet to porn isn't any different.

I think we're talking about a lot more than fisting and sex. There is some really sick shit on the internet.

We're talking about bestiality, scatology, and kiddie porn.

scatology?

People pooping on each other. There's also water sports (people peeing on each other). It goes downhill from there.

When that is the top of the downward spiral, it says a lot for whats at the bottem

As libertarian as I am, some of that stuff should not exist.

yuck! man thats sounds discusting.

scatology? Wow. I'd never guessed that they would use slang greek in porn terms.Anyway, you can find whatever your heart (?) desires in DVDs or in internet. You just have to visit a sex shop and see its collection of porn movies .Internet fits for someone who'd like to remain anonymous. But you'll always have to search/download videos you like etc. This can be quite boring...Everything is good, except porn movies with low budget :P

> scatology? Wow. I'd never guessed that they would use slang greek in porn terms.

It's not a porn slang word in English. It's actually a technical term (with Greek roots).

> Anyway, you can find whatever your heart (?) desires in DVDs or in internet. You just have to visit a sex shop and see its collection of porn movies .

I went with a French friend of mine into the adult section of the local video store. He was surprised at how tame everything was, compared to France. But some stuff is even illegal in Europe.

> An answer based on ethical view point, an idealistic answer, a biological answer, there are many things that conserve as the answer, but none of them are complete answers..

Do you mean "can serve"?