Is it immoral to masturbate to porn?

@MacialRecognition wrote:Not as immoral as wasting people's time with stupid questions

@MacialRecognition wrote:Not as immoral as wasting people's time with stupid questions

@xolthol wrote:Yes.

@MacialRecognition wrote:Not as immoral as wasting people's time with stupid questions

@MacialRecognition wrote:Not as immoral as wasting people's time with stupid questions

@xolthol wrote:@DC77 (Reborn) Because porn is immoral by perveting the meaning and the way to human beings are related in regard to the sex.

@King Joker wrote:@Latham2000: That’s why there’s amateur porn. 

@DarthSkywalker0 wrote:

@MacialRecognition wrote:Not as immoral as wasting people's time with stupid questions

Damn, this guy is always on point.

@Latham2000 wrote:@Xolthol is actually right. I disagree with the people who have remarked that I am asking a stupid question.

Porn does indeed pervert sex by misleading people into having ridiculous expectations of what their partner must perform because the porn industry has a lot of money and its objective is to make more money. They have the resources to hire professional actors who get are highly experienced, and they also hire directors plus camera men/women to make everything look great e.g. makeup, lighting, film editing etc. That shit is funded by tons of money, time and experienced actors. It’s unlikely that you’re going to have that when you have sex with your partner because it’s improbably that you’re both professional actors, and the person who is so used to the hardcore standards of sex that porn videos falsely gives, that your hardcore expectations of sex will probably lead to you trying to copy what porn actors do, and that can hurt you and the other person because pornography takes sex to the extreme and statistics show that a great deal of porn videos contain violence.

DC77 (Reborn) wrote:MacialRecognition ragdolling.

@MacialRecognition wrote:

@Latham2000 wrote:@Xolthol is actually right. I disagree with the people who have remarked that I am asking a stupid question.

Porn does indeed pervert sex by misleading people into having ridiculous expectations of what their partner must perform because the porn industry has a lot of money and its objective is to make more money. They have the resources to hire professional actors who get are highly experienced, and they also hire directors plus camera men/women to make everything look great e.g. makeup, lighting, film editing etc. That shit is funded by tons of money, time and experienced actors. It’s unlikely that you’re going to have that when you have sex with your partner because it’s improbably that you’re both professional actors, and the person who is so used to the hardcore standards of sex that porn videos falsely gives, that your hardcore expectations of sex will probably lead to you trying to copy what porn actors do, and that can hurt you and the other person because pornography takes sex to the extreme and statistics show that a great deal of porn videos contain violence.

What you've said here applies to pretty much every field related to media/entertainment. While I do think that pop culture is shallow and braindead in most cases, I wouldn't call it immoral. If porn makes sex dangerous, then Hollywood makes life dangerous.

Regarding the violence stuff, I suspect it's the viewer's demands that shape the porn industry, not the other way around.