Sure, I could use some money. :thumbsup:

I think I'd be more worries about MSN chat logs than Porn sites too. Although I delete my history etc. and use a handy tool called Tracks Eraser. ;)

Why are people scared of their parents finding out they watch porn, its what most parents will expect their kids to watch on the internet.

 

 

 

Plus they'd probably feel more comfortable that our sex life is on the internet instead of with real people.

 

 

 

I would most likely do it if I got the chance to explain that all my weird searches were only for the purpose of research. For example, I Googled bestiality and heroin to read about them on Wikipedia and such.

I'd let them see everything I've ever written- my parents are steadfast liberals and we debate these things all the time. Everything I've ever looked at? NO. Way too many things that are private to friends.

 

 

 

Pretty much this.

 

Plus they'd probably feel more comfortable that our sex life is on the internet instead of with real people.

 

not really...my mum would think im strange. its more natural and better for you to be getting your end away in real life than gettin off on ya own to some slag with overly big boobs etc

I probably would.

OH GOD NO.

 

THERE IS NO WAY IN HELL I WOULD EVER LET THAT HAPPEN.

 

MY PARENTS/THEIR FRIENDS WOULD NEVER LOOK ME IN THE EYE AGAIN.

 

TOO MANY WIERD CONVERSATIONS AND WIERD PICTURES.

 

Sorry for the caps lock, I need to get my point across.

not really...my mum would think im strange. its more natural and better for you to be getting your end away in real life than gettin off on ya own to some slag with overly big boobs etc

 

 

 

I guess it depends on your age. Most parents probably wouldn't want their teenage son to risk getting a disease, becoming a father, getting in trouble with the law, etc.

It's normal to look at porn, it's normal to play with yourself, it's normal to do what the vast majority of you do on the internet so if your parents were to get pissed, it's rather irrational.

 

 

 

Without a doubt yes, worst case scenario? They get pissed for about 2 weeks? That 100k? Means I can get a motorbike for my 18th, have enough money to rent a comfortable house through college and do practically anything an average 18-22 year old could want within reason.

If I could explain some things first, then I might consider it.

Yeah.... No. :P Too many private conversations regarding all-sorts, including them. :?

Nah... Never looked at porn, but there's too much stuff I've said and written. Including stuff about my parents somewhere, I'm sure...

No. They'd get a heart attack looking at offended. Also, they'd take me to therapy or something because of my many conversations with friends about me being all depressed(and the few times I've been talked out of suicide) and my random searches on school shootings.

 

 

 

Also, they'd freak at my Wikipedia searches, even though they were solely because I was interested in knowing more about the things.

I wouldn't do it for the fact that £100k isn't really much of an incentive for me - and no I'm not rich or anything, I just really don't care much about money.

Yeah, they'd get bored of watching before it got into anything they'd hate me for.

 

 

 

If they had to watch the whole thing though, no, I've talked about them and I don't I'd want them to read..

Jesus Christ, of course....anyone who says no doesn't seem to have a real grasp of how much money that is. I couldn't imagine any parent totally abandoning their child for things done on the internet.

 

 

 

Sure, it'd be the most confrontation I would have ever experienced in my life, and my mom would be shocked and horrified, and I might even get into legal trouble if the law found out. But I would definitely tell.

For £100,000, I would definitely let my parents look at everything I've ever done/said on the internet. Nowadays, your parents sort of expect you to watch porn. If I'm perfectly honest, my parents probably wouldn't even be shocked at what I've said/done/looked at on the internet. I'd let them look for £10k.

No, for the love of god no. My mother flipped on me when I told her I was agnostic, if she even saw half the stuff I've seen on the internet, besides porn,.....I'd like not to think about it.

Why are people scared of their parents finding out they watch porn, its what most parents will expect their kids to watch on the internet.

 

 

 

But remember there are loads of different types of porn.

I wouldn't want to know that I'd be letting my parents see an amount of 'corruption' equal to that I have seen.

 

I always think of them as being naive--wouldn't want that to change because I know they've seen what I have.

That's a cruel decision to force on someone, but I think I'd let them. £100K is a lot of money and I could do a lot with it. Heck, I could get a faster internet connection. ;) Nearly all parents already know what the average teenager does on the internet already, it won't exactly be a shock. I'm not into the, ah, exotic types of porn, so I doubt there would be too many weird looks and awkward silences after they saw what I've seen, although they would probably end up knowing far too much about me to be comfortable during conversation, but £100K is still worth it.#

 

 

 

Actually, to be honest I probably see quite a bit porn less than the average teenager, so I don't think it would be too bad. I haven't even got myself round to looking at the video consisting of twice the number of girls compared to the number of cups, if you know what I mean...

Yeah i would.

100K for theorectical deleted data, sure why the hell not. Yeah, I delete everything on a daily basis. They know I do stuff, they caught me. They know I swear alot. I swear at them too much.

Sure. I'm sure they've seen everything I've looked at. Plus that's about a hundred and fifty grand for me.

 

 

 

Although, then again, I like how my parents hardly know anything about my inner workings or whatever. Anonymity is nice.

 

 

 

I probably would. That'd pay for college, my tattoo, my motorcycle, lessons, and a few sessions of skydiving.

The day my parents hack into my computer and read everything I wrote during my Internet lifetime is the day I don't come back home.