ha you're opinion is so flawed i would need to write a whole page to address it all. Being exposed to six and violence doesnt make one predisposed to committing acts of it. I grew up in a bad area of nyc where i was exposed to all kinds of violence and bad sides of life yet i'm no murderer, dealer, thug etc. In fact being exposed to all that made me stronger and want to rise above it all. I had to grow up fast but i grew up strong.
While it might have made you strong mentally, such horrors through childhood can be simply too much or traumatic for some. I'm blessed to live in a peaceful country with little criminality in my area. Drugs are a major problem in my city, but I've learned to deal with these poor people who succumb to the drugs. I feel no fear or disgust, only compassion for these poor sods. You growing up like that and turning out fine might not apply to everyone.
But as far as I know, trouble at home with alcohol, drugs, criminality and violence is one of the biggest factors for growing up to become criminals.
You're theory might apply to kids who are sheltered from six and violence, living in a nice area with no clue of the horrors of the world...then being suddenly exposed to gruesome violence and six might have a serious effect on them.
Thats why imo you should expose them to it in small.doses via mediums like video games...start with rated teen game violence and gradually play more mature games as they mature mentally and can understand a game is only a game...
I guess there's more truth to this than some realize. Sheltering your children from the world forever isn't going to help them in the long run. They must face the world we live in if we are to have any hope of changing it.
And I played Zelda at three without my parents batting an eye at all, I had supervision if they thought it was a little too bad for me. I'm fourteen, but generally play the games I want to play. I'm mature for my age I keep hearing, and I guess that have something to do with how I've been exposed to the world since young age.
As for porm ruining marriage...marriage ruins marriage, porm only lets us look without touching so we honor our vows while still exploring fantasies that our wives arent into. Men are naturally hunter gatherers who like the thrill of hunting something new...women are naturally nesters who like to find someplace nice to settle down and want that 1 male who's right for them to be their mate
Well, watching porm while in a relationship isn't something I would do I guess, but what do I know? My first and greatest crush rejected me, and here I am hopelessly chasing her.

I can't really comment on this, but I don't think I would at least.
But okay, I think I got my points clear. Let's return to the original topic at hand, no? Don't want to go hijacking threads, that's mean.
Edit: Crapload of typos.
