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<blockquote data-quote="klmno" data-source="post: 268798" data-attributes="member: 3699"><p>Personally, I think it's an issue somewhere between the typical sex talk and being a laughing matter. These boys have a compulsion to look for porn- including lesbians and everything else. I doubt a therapist or even a beating would make that desire go away. A talk sure won't- at least none of this made it go away fro my difficult child. Neither did parental controls. Solid locks to keep him away from the computer when not directly supervised might do the trick. My difficult child took the hinges off the door when I tried that. Really, the only thing that made it stop completely and consistently was to keep the keyboard and mouse locked in my car when I wasn't using them- which is a pain in the rear. Other than that, if difficult child was in a phase of staying busy with friends or other constructive stuff it wasn't much of an issue. If he was unstable- it would be one of the first clues.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="klmno, post: 268798, member: 3699"] Personally, I think it's an issue somewhere between the typical sex talk and being a laughing matter. These boys have a compulsion to look for porn- including lesbians and everything else. I doubt a therapist or even a beating would make that desire go away. A talk sure won't- at least none of this made it go away fro my difficult child. Neither did parental controls. Solid locks to keep him away from the computer when not directly supervised might do the trick. My difficult child took the hinges off the door when I tried that. Really, the only thing that made it stop completely and consistently was to keep the keyboard and mouse locked in my car when I wasn't using them- which is a pain in the rear. Other than that, if difficult child was in a phase of staying busy with friends or other constructive stuff it wasn't much of an issue. If he was unstable- it would be one of the first clues. [/QUOTE]
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