Sigh, I should have not been procrastinating. I saw a click bait wall of text and decided to read it knowing it may be potentially immodest. And it was. Oh miserere nobis. 

Going to say it probably falls under vain/idle curiosity and if there were immodest thoughts after it then a sinful thought of impurity/immodesty.  If no immodest/impure thoughts afterwords, you were disgusted, or you fought it off before it had a chance to manifest any delight/delectation then you're probably just responsible for vain/idle curiosity. 

Thank you for your words. Proper internet usage is something I need to work on. It's very easy to procrastinate and satans algorithm is always looking to get me to sin.

Quote from: Änσnymσus 8/19/2023, 10:55:17 PM
I don't imagine the devil really gives too much of a hoot about how many profound theological discussions or valid things of proper interest are viewed on CI for as long as CI remains up and running countless sins of sloth and vain curiosity will be committed by people tuning into it and wasting so much time in doing so.  Take it from one who is guilty of what he is preaching against.

You can't blame the "occasion of sin" when the sin is vain/idle curiosity or neglecting one's duties of state.

If the sin were "sins against the 6th Commandment" then you could pinpoint various Occasions of Sin that you need to avoid: immoral pictures and novels, so-called "adult" stores, pornography, strip clubs, brothels, waterparks, public beaches, etc.

But when the sin is LITERALLY ANYTHING OTHER THAN DOING WHAT YOU'RE SUPPOSED TO BE DOING, you can't expect the rest of the world to shut down, to help you with your discipline issues

If CathInfo weren't here, you'd just pick a news site to browse. Are news sites sinful now too? Or a bookstore. Or a coffee shop. Or a thousand other things that are neutral or even good -- for those who are eligible and have the time to be there. For those who are supposed to be working (studying, or whatever your Duty of State is)  you need to learn some self-discipline.

Stop blaming others, and the world, and take some responsibility for yourself. Even the devil! Guess what? Each of the Saints fought the SAME DEVIL and won. It's YOU that's the problem.