Should I be mad he wants to watch porn?

Why? What is it about the porn that bothers you? In my personal opinion, let them watch it...it is not the people on there as much as the acts they perform and the lack of pressure involved to perform yourself that is a major allure. I admit, I used to hate watching porn years ago--then I gave it a chance and found the things I wanted to see. Now I love watching it, solo and with my hubby.

In my opinion, it is no different than reading a steamy novel, checking out a hot man/actor/etc., fantasizing about a ...??, or other sexual turn on. I do include toys in this as well--they are an added factor into a sexual relationship that enhances the experience--not substitutes for it or detracts from it. Hope I am making sense, I have written on many threads here about the subject and also an article about my issues with it to begin with.

Hugs--if you have questions or need to talk about his--message me!! I was there and really do understand. I may just have a different way of looking at things, but might be of some help for you!!

I think it would be best to enjoy it with him. Everyone has something that turns them on if you want a great long sex life you have to have fun and try what the other one likes. Try to find some porn you both like or make your own for him to watch

I don't have an issue with it, I'm usually the one that picks out what we watch.

There's no "should" in this situation - you're either mad or you're not, and if you are, you need to ask yourself, "Why am I mad?" If it's because you feel insecure, then just talk to him about it. Odds are good that even though he watches porn, he'd much rather have you than anyone in those films. If it's a moral thing then... well, you're entitled to your beliefs, but I wouldn't push it on him, either.

Really, the only sensible reason to be mad about him watching porn would be if he did it to the point of neglecting you. If he's not, then I don't think you have anything to worry about. If watching it during sex isn't your thing, that's something you might have to talk about and figure out a setup that would work for you both.

But all that aside, if you're not mad already, there's no need to start. Some (many!) people just like watching porn, and there's nothing wrong with that.

I don't think you should be mad at all. Porn has been around for almost as long as sex has been, and men are very visual creatures. We generally like to see "porn". (Now, define "porn"! I like to see my wife naked. It turns me on. I have pictures/audio/video of her and us. Is that porn?) My only concern would be if he can't EVER get in the mood without watching it. Then you/he/you two may need some help from a counselor. Otherwise, talk to him. Find out what/why he likes it. Maybe even watch it with him, or ask him to see what else is out there. You might even find something you like!

Dont be mad. I love watching porn. I use it as a way to open up new sexual adventures, if i find a scene that i find hot or that i want to try i will send him the link and tell him what i like about it. we tend to watch porn together, he will show me porn videos he likes i show him what i like by the end we are so turned on we barely make it to the bedroom.

Hello. I think these responses all have their merits, but you guys are missing the point.
Sexy34: there is no reason to feel bad for how you feel. If you are uncomfortable with porn, (as am I), don't feel bad because you do! You can't help it. If you want to explore why you feel the way you do--by all means, talk with your significant other. However, you do NOT need to watch porn during sex if that isn't your thing. You shouldn't have to force yourself. Your boyfriend should understand that you are uncomfortable, and leave it out during sex. That doesn't mean he can't watch it on his own, it just means that maybe he doesn't watch it during sex or with you around. That is totally respectable,and you aren't reducing his sexy times.
Do NOT disregard your feelings because everyone says that your feelings are not warranted--they are. You have the right to say that something makes you uncomfortable or turned-off, and that's okay. Your boyfriend should be able to understand that. Good luck!

You shouldn't be mad, but you shouldn't be silent about it either. Let him know how you feel. If he refuses to take your feelings into account or compromise in some way, then maybe you can be mad.

I realize I'm a bit late to this discussion, but, why not just talk to him about it in a non confrontational manner. Honestly listen to what he has to say and move from there. As mentioned above, porn can be used for several reasons.