If someone clicks on this thread, which has enough info to describe the topic, they shouldn’t be surprised at the details of it. If you want to avoid it, you had the opportunity.
Good point! Don't blame others for YOUR "prurient interest". If you're not married and clicked on such an article, and it causes you temptation, etc. you have only YOURSELF to blame.
There are a thousand other books, manuals, photographs, articles, etc. which are perfectly without sin to publish, but could be sinful for single people to read or view without good reason.If I pick up a medical manual with graphic nudity in it and lead myself into temptation and sin, whose fault is it? The question is, did I need to read that medical manual? Am I a doctor or nurse? Was I just using it as the most convenient/acceptable-for-me form of pornography?
Ask yourself that question, with God as your witness. Remember that many (most?) Trad Catholics would never dream of voluntarily visiting a hard-core porn site. But what tempts them, when they're bored/lusty/alone/idle, when a non-Trad Catholic would visit a porn site? Does a Trad Catholic, perhaps, read articles about sex? Read about what bad guys in the world are doing to violate the 6th and 9th? Read about Catholic morality within marriage? Catholics have their outlets or temptations when they get bored, curious, and prurient, I'm sure.
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