Need opinions about what I found on my sons pc?

[Sierra]

Thanks for the nice coment.I'm a bit shy so please excuse me,but some one out there heard me ....Wow my mind is blown that made me feel happy.Have a great day to you.You look beautiful in your ave.

[Honey GG]

I am kind of comming into this thread late but I will add my 2cents....
First of all you should tell your wife about what you found and the 2 of you should come to a joint decesion as to what to do about it.
I have 4 kids, 3 boys 26,18 and 10 and a 23 year old daughter. All except have had computers for many years (except the 10yr old) All were told up front that while they live in our house they will follow our rules, that means no Porn and as long as they want the 'gift' of having the internet they would also follow the house rules. We can and have checked their history when we want to, which is not very often. As long as they gave us no reason to need to check. WE don't consider this snooping. We did catch the 18 yr old looking at some sites that were bending the house rules, we talked to him about what he was looking at and how would he feel if his little brother saw that? Now these sites were not porn but pretty dang close! He got off with a warning. (he was 16 by the way)
My husband and I did talk to him and let him know that we understand all about his sexual curiosity, but looking at Porn was not the way to find out about a healthy sex life. We were not going to nag on him about it, we made our view clear and will let him made what we hope are the right choices.
At the very least talk to your son about his choices, the sites you mention sound pretty raunchy, is that they way you want him to view females?
Would you want your daughters boyfriend looking at them?
Sex- we can't hide our kids from it, it's everywhere and it is up to us as parents to guide our kids and help them make good choices.
Our 10 year old just got a computer, no internet yet, he just plays games- he is the poker king! But when he does get internet you can be sure he will be tightly controlled as to what he can see, who he can talk to and how much time he spends on it and yes we will be checking his history- that's our job as parents to keep our kids safe.

Honey