Clementine Ford offers advice to mother who found her nine-year-old son watching PORN

Clementine Ford has given advice to a mother whose nine-year-old son watched porn.

The feminist author, 41, explained that children “cannot process” what they see in pornography and that the mother has to support her son.

Speaking on her podcast, Dear Clementine, the writer gave advice to a mother who had written on the show, not knowing what to do.

“I would let him know, through conversations about this, without insistence, that he can talk to me about this, that nothing is forbidden,” she explained.

Clementine added that her own son will “never get in trouble” as long as he tells the truth.

“Remind him that theses are mature concepts,” she added before explaining that he “must give permission to his friends.”

The podcaster said her own son will “never get in trouble” as long as he tells the truth

“He needs to be aware of his limits and argue against showing things.

After the show ended, Clementine said it was “such a good episode with some really important topics.”

She wrote on Instagram: “This excerpt is from our first question, from a mother who discovered that her nine-year-old son had been exposed to pornography.

“This topic really worries me – kids just can’t process what they see in pornography, and it’s traumatic, confusing and harmful for them to see this,” she said.

“This topic really worries me – kids just can’t process what they see in pornography, and it’s traumatic, confusing and harmful for them to see this.”

“I am giving some advice to this mom on how to support her son, and speaking more broadly about the impact of mainstream porn on all viewers.

The comments come after the author delivered the perfect scathing blow to those who call her and other women “man-haters.”

The comments come after the author delivers the perfect crushing blow to those who call her and other women “man-haters”

She shared the long answer while responding to a fan who asked what the best way was to respond to the question from right-wing men, “Who hurt you so much that you become a man-hater?”

“You want to believe that the only reason a woman would think she’s worth more than a man’s opinion of her is because she’s been hurt by one of you,” Clementine wrote.

“This tells me exactly how you look at women, which is that you believe that we only exist in relation to you, and that you think your power over us is so great that it can break or save us.”

The author continued with another lengthy post, stating that ‘women can never hate men as much as they hate us’

Clem continued her detailed response, saying that women like her “don’t think about” men like these.

“So you’re insisting that there must be something wrong with us, because only flawed women would be so openly indifferent to men’s opinions,” she added.

“The fact that you make fun of women in your performance for being the target of male violence shows how much you trust the threat of such a thing to keep women in line.

“So you’re vociferously insisting that there must be something wrong with us because only flawed women would be so openly indifferent to men’s opinions,” she said.

“In the end, that’s why you hate us and not the other way around. Because we exist beyond your control and always will, and you can’t stand that.”

The author continued with another lengthy post, stating that “women can never hate men as much as they hate us.”

She added: “Men hate women who don’t bow to them. Women hate men because she added, “Men hate women who don’t bow to them. Women hate men because they force us to. “They’re forcing us to do it.”

She added: “Men hate women who don’t bow to them. Women hate men because they force us to.”