<human>: Can you condense the text into three sentences or less?

This may sound a bit overly dramatic but I truly am rather upset right now (and it's pretty hard to make me upset). I just got in a huge argument with my girlfriend after telling her that today I saw a video of the murder/cannibalism/necrophilia acts carried out recently by Canadian porn actor Luka Rocco Magnotta. We didn't yell or a scream at each other but seriously argued for an hour about our morals. By the end of it all, I wanted to just agree to disagree but I felt so wrongfully judged--unlike any previous time in our 2 year relationship--that I couldn't let it go.

I tried to explain to her that I don't do this often. More importantly, I wish she could understand that I am not the only one who looks at gorey shit on the internet. But according to her, she has never met another person to confess such a thing to her.

I argued that I watch these things only for my "morbid curiosity" which everybody has. Although I find some odd entertainment in watching such heinous acts (2 girls 1 cup; 3 guys 1 hammer; everything on liveleak.com, etc.), I would obviously never carry out acts like the ones I watch. When I explained this, she retorted, "so with that logic, do you think it's okay to look at child porn as long as you would never produce it yourself?" Of course I tried to fight that accusation but I found it difficult to defend myself after that.

At this point, I mostly am just looking for some support. I know there are others, especially on Reddit, who look at this stuff every once and a while. It would be nice to hear from you. Do we have some morality lodged deep within us? Or are we just creepy fucks who are waiting for the right time to carry out are own violent perversions?
<bot>: Girlfriend called me out on viewing morbid photos/videos. I feel like I'm innocent and a good person..but she makes me feel guilty about it. Am I as bad as those who make the very content I view?