[citation][nom]the_one111[/nom]Not really, you have a will to have sex naturally whereas you don't naturally have the will to kill people. Therefore we don't associate videogame violence with actually KILLING people, it's a game. Sex is different.If you were using logic you would have seen the difference.[/citation]
I wasn't talking about natural tendencies. Actually, it's quite natural for us to have sex when we're in the teens - that's the way cavemen did it. I was remarking on how you said that violence in video games didn't make kids more violent, but sex made them more inclined to do sexual acts. Killing people isn't the matter - the violence is. If, by the logic that kids are unaffected by video game violence (which they aren't) you can't say by some power they're affected by video game sex (which they aren't). That simply doesn't add up.
The kids, in the end, have control over their actions, and should be taught well from right and wrong, as well as develop their own sense of right and wrong...unfortunately, a combination of the two is sometimes lower than the "accepted" line...which has been happening a long time before video games ever even existed.