In 2007, two events opened the floodgate for easy access to free porn on a large scale: the release of the iPhone and PornHub’s official launch. It’s all evolved from there.
This year’s winner has one of the coolest and most impactful backstories that we’ve encountered to date of someone getting involved with our organization.
Relationship experts, Doctors John and Julie Gottman, explain it this way, “When one person becomes accustomed to [being aroused] to porn, they are actually turning away from intimate interaction.”
There’s a growing body of evidence that suggests our brains actually function better when we’re interacting with others and experiencing togetherness.
The problem is simple: porn hurts people—it doesn’t help them—and has well-documented harmful effects, including being inextricably tied to sex trafficking.
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Now, you can add the porn industry to the list of industries that have been called on to stop businesses as usual due to the novel coronavirus.
“To keep you company at home during these weeks, you’ll be able to access Pornhub Premium for free for the whole month, with no need for a credit card,” the site says.
“To keep you company at home during these weeks, you’ll be able to access Pornhub Premium for free for the whole month, with no need for a credit card,” the site says.
The same actions Weinstein was originally sentenced for are done by porn producers daily. This sexually abusive behavior also makes categories on porn sites.
“I was 18 when I started dating… But she didn’t fulfill my fantasies like pornography did. She didn’t make me feel as good as pornography did.”
The reality is, not all men take sexual pleasure in the pain, degradation, and humiliation of others. But we wouldn’t necessarily know that just by looking at the mainstream porn industry that claims to show everyone’s “fantasies,” would we?
