Nope,
I'm comparing it to the world of inappropriate contentography. It happens, quite frequently. I'm sure you've heard of human trafficking. The majority of those taken are women, in their teens and below.
Many are herded and taken to places for the specific reason of inappropriate contentography. If you think inappropriate contentography is ok. You then also condone child inappropriate contentography. It's the same thing. It's abuse toward a woman, as it is a child. No matter the age.
Many women who work the field, don't push it or wouldn't wish anyone into the world of inappropriate contentography. Unless they are prideful and careless about themselves and others.
The suicide rate is high, the damage to the body is high, the mental distress is high, there is nothing good about it.
Most importantly. The sacred act of sex that God created to be a gift and a sense of heaven between a man and wife. Has been desecrated and brought low, by the sin of lust, adultery, and fornication. 1 Corinthians is pretty clear.
1Co 6:9 ¶ Know ye not that the unrighteous shall not inherit the kingdom of God? Be not deceived: neither fornicators, nor idolaters, nor adulterers, nor effeminate, nor abusers of themselves with mankind,
1Co 6:10 Nor thieves, nor covetous, nor drunkards, nor revilers, nor extortioners, shall inherit the kingdom of God.
Here are some stats for ya:
4.2 million inappropriate contentographic Web sites; 420 million pages. (
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• Total inappropriate content industry revenue for 2006: $13.3 billion in the United States; $97 billion worldwide. (Internet Filter Review)
• U.S. adult DVD/video rentals in 2005: almost 1 billion. (Adult Video News)
• Hotel viewership for adult films: 55%. (cbsnews.com)
• Number of hardcore inappropriate contentography titles released in 2005 (U.S.): 13,588. (Internet Filter Review)
• Adults admitting to Internet sexual addiction: 10%; 28% of those are women. (internet-filter-review.com)
• More than 70% of men from 18 to 34 visit a inappropriate contentographic site in a typical month. (comScore Media Metrix)
• More than 20,000 images of child inappropriate contentography posted online every week. (National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children, 10/8/03)
• Approximately 20% of all Internet inappropriate contentography involves children. (National Center for Mission & Exploited Children)
• 100,000 Web sites offer illegal child inappropriate contentography. (U.S. Customs Service estimate)
• As of December 2005, child inappropriate contentography was a $3 billion annual industry. (internet-filter-review.com)
• 40 million US adults who regularly visit Internet inappropriate contentography Web sites. (
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So, NO inappropriate contentOGRAPHY ISN'T GOOD.