Porn consumers tend to be less committed to their partners. (#51) August 9, 2022 By Fight the New Drug
Research shows that people who consume porn tend to later experience lower relationship satisfaction. (#50) August 9, 2022 By Fight the New Drug
A study of women in relationships with men who consume porn found that the frequency of the man’s porn consumption was negatively correlated with the woman’s sense of self-esteem, level of relationship quality, and sexual satisfaction. (#43) August 9, 2022 By Fight the New Drug
Research has shown that those who don’t consume porn report higher relationship quality—on every measure— than those who viewed pornography alone. (#41) August 9, 2022 By Fight the New Drug
Studies consistently show that porn is linked to lower relationship satisfaction and lower relationship quality. (#39) August 9, 2022 By Fight the New Drug
Research consistently shows that porn consumers are twice as likely to later experience a divorce or breakup —even after controlling for marital happiness, sexual satisfaction, and other relevant factors. (#34) August 9, 2022 By Fight the New Drug
Porn consumption is linked to poorer relationship quality. (#32) August 9, 2022 By Fight the New Drug
According to a 2021 study, only 5.94% of porn-consuming respondents said that they watched porn because of a "lack of sexual satisfaction." In other words, the vast majority of porn consumers are watching porn for reasons other than their partner not being "enough." (#28) August 9, 2022 By Fight the New Drug
Research shows that even individuals who are accepting of pornography tend to experience psychological distress when their own partners consume pornography. (#57) August 9, 2022 By Fight the New Drug
Research indicates that young people often feel pressured to imitate porn when having sex. (#55) August 9, 2022 By Fight the New Drug
Research suggests that pornography can make young people more sexually illiterate —in other words, it’s actively spreading harmful misinformation about sex. (#54) August 9, 2022 By Fight the New Drug
One study that kept track of couples over time found that consuming porn was the second strongest predictor that a relationship would suffer. (#53) August 9, 2022 By Fight the New Drug
