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Doomster1961 · 04-13-2009, 12:18 AM

Yes, give the net nanny a try. My daughter, at 16, was surfing the net, unprotected by me and my wife (21 years married) and my daughter stayed in her bedroom all day.
I guess she was surfing all the filth available on the net and was curious.Human nature buddy, seek and learn.But my daughter is very intelligent and was a little taken back by all the filth and disgust.
She told us and I (not my wife), had to deal with it. I said to her"What did you see?". My daughter responded,"I couldn't believe the crap and filth".
I responded with;
"Yes, it is unbelievable and filthy" and "You must take responsible, NOT to surf those sites. Women are victimized and taken advantage of."
My daughter never surfed obscene

sites again.
Simple.
Talk to your kids and they will do the RIGHT thing.
Use Netnanny but you will in return, restrict your kids right to decide.

04-13-2009, 12:18 AM	#36 (permalink)
Doomster1961 YaHookan Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Ontario Posts: 23 Thanks: 10 Thanked 6 Times in 5 Posts	Yes, give the net nanny a try. My daughter, at 16, was surfing the net, unprotected by me and my wife (21 years married) and my daughter stayed in her bedroom all day. I guess she was surfing all the filth available on the net and was curious.Human nature buddy, seek and learn.But my daughter is very intelligent and was a little taken back by all the filth and disgust. She told us and I (not my wife), had to deal with it. I said to her"What did you see?". My daughter responded,"I couldn't believe the crap and filth". I responded with; "Yes, it is unbelievable and filthy" and "You must take responsible, NOT to surf those sites. Women are victimized and taken advantage of." My daughter never surfed obscene sites again. Simple. Talk to your kids and they will do the RIGHT thing. Use Netnanny but you will in return, restrict your kids right to decide.