Let’s be honest – there’s no such thing as someone who is anti-pornography. We all love porn, and those who are the most vocal about hating it are always the ones who secretly love it the most. Not only is porn fun and interesting, but observing how a society treats both its pornography industry and people who watch porn is a good litmus test of how much a supposedly free society truly values its freedoms once you remove the hype. The right to fap over media representations of other people doing kinky shit is something worth fighting for. Just look at the majorly sexually frustrated expression on this guy’s face – he understands the necessity of something that people in developed countries take for granted in this easy-access Internet age, and he probably hasn’t fapped over a nice pair of boobies in a while.
I’m glad that’s settled, then. Now that both of you who are anti-porn have stopped reading, let’s look at some of the k-pop groups who have discussed their porn use to determine who are the most dedicated to the noble art of fap, so we can give them our full appreciation and support.
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