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Originally Posted by rhetorical
OK, here's the deal. Your kid is 13 to 15 years old. He hangs out at internet joints. He is curious. He sees a porn site. That is where it starts.
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Additional response to this...lol.
What is the problem there? When my son was 14 or 15 I discovered that some playboys magazines that I had in my closet had suddenly disappeared. I went into his room, lifted up his mattress and there they were. (I left them there and did not mention it to him until he was 21 and I took him to a titty bar for his birthday when he was home on leave). How did I know where they would be? Because that is where I stashed my pilfered magazines when I was 14 or 15.
Boys are going to be curious about what women look like naked. That has gone on forever and will go on forever. A child can find all the porn they want through google images. Google doesn't ask how old you are when you go turn off the safe filter. So, how come the problem isn't Google ? How come the problem isn't the proliferation of porn on the internet and society in general. How come the problem isn't the beach? You can see a whole lot of near naked folks all over the place.