Society says it’s fine for partners to watch porn, but research says otherwise. Learn the facts here about how porn can affect relationships.
We often hear people claim porn is a harmless hobby. But is it? Let’s talk about how porn can impact your mental, relational, and sexual health.
Porn is something you can choose to view by yourself, but watching explicit videos of strangers having sex doesn’t just affect you—it affects your partner.
Many people don’t realize how much porn is affecting them until they quit watching it. Here are 50 good reasons to ditch it today.
“He doesn’t know that every time we are intimate, I can only think about how he’s probably wishing I looked like the girls in porn and doing things that they do.”
“It all began when my father brought home the first issue of Playboy magazine in 1953… By the time I graduated from high school and went away to college, I was seriously addicted.”
Chris Rock and his wife of 16 years divorced not long ago, and in his stand-up special, he cites porn as a big reason why.
“My mind is a creative one and CGI porn toys with the limits of reality… I love to write and illustrate, and feel like porn has been competing effectively for imagination real-estate. And I hate it.”
Because of reputable research, we can look past preconceived notions about if porn is “good” or “bad.” There are solid facts that can tell us a more clear answer, and as they stand, it isn’t good news for our porn-obsessed society.
Here at Fight the New Drug, we talk a lot about how porn actually hurts rather than helps. While porn can at first seem like an easy…
Is watching porn healthy? We’ll let you decide for yourself, but here are some facts worth knowing that can help you make an informed choice.
Porn depicts the human body as nothing more than a sex object and can whittle away the love and intimacy in any relationship.
