WilliamLaw

Thanks. That's what I thought, too. I have a pretty guilty conscience, and so sometimes I try to ease my guilt through rationalization, which leads to more guilt and then more rationalization until I don't even know whether I had a legitimate reason to feel guilty or not haha. So I just wanted to get someone else's opinion who could be more objective than I am. Thanks for your input.

The way I wrote that originally didn't give enough detail, so here's exactly what happened. I was looking up a music video for a song and I saw that it had two versions, a regular version and an "unrated version". I didn't know exactly what "unrated" meant, and wasn't sure if it dealt with the lyrics or what. I don't normally like to listen to edited versions of songs (some people may think that's bad, sorry), so I (stupidly) clicked on the "unrated" version to get it to start loading. While it was loading I looked up the song on wikipedia to see what all this was about, and wikipedia said that the "unrated" version had topless women. So I quickly went back to exit out of the window that had the music video and I was too late, it had already loaded and started playing before I had a chance to exit out, so I saw a few seconds of it. I don't think this was a chastity violation because it did not arouse sexual feelings or anything, but I really don't want to fall under the category of "rationalizing my sins". What do you think?

Today I was on the internet and I clicked on a music video. In the video there were topless women and I closed it after about two seconds. Does this constitute a chastity violation?