<human>: Give me a shortened version of the text

I don't care if my boyfriend watches porn. I watch porn. I trust him. Our relationship is strong.

He is former military and in the past his military friends would post pictures of NSFW, extremely offensive content. So, he created an alter-ego Facebook account to separate that content from his real, more professional profile. All of his posts on his alter-ego account are very circle-jerky, troll-like, NSFW (mostly gay stuff to troll one another), and offensive. A typical post example from today - an image of 3 naked male midgets sleeping, cuddling with, and performing fellatio on "Santa." They've just got a twisted sense of humor.

Today it came up in my newsfeed that his alter-ego "liked" a porn actress and a strip club's page that posted lots of NSFW content. It made me feel uncomfortable that he posted this in an arena where his friends could see his attraction to some girl. Out of all the offensive content he posts, this for some reason bothered me.

I think I haven't cared about the other NSFW content because it is obviously troll-worthy, unlike the porn actress. It just seems to me that you should refrain from "liking" a porn actress's Facebook page when your significant other and many of your friends can see it. Kind of disrespectful.

I accidentally "liked" the porn actress's page and immediately unliked it, hoping none of my friends saw my error in their newsfeed. I told him, "While I was feeling uncomfortable seeing that you liked [porn actress's name] and [strip club's name] in my newsfeed, I accidentally "liked" [porn actress's name]'s page." He laughed, compared the strip club's page to Hooter's and said he thinks it's funny that guys are "dumb enough to follow it", and didn't reply to my discomfort.

I feel kinda dumpy right now, and I don't think I should. Maybe one of you can say something that will get me out of my funk.
<bot>: Boyfriend "liked" porn actress's Facebook page and it made me feel uncomfortable. Is it disrespectful, or am I being weird?