Studies show that pornography can distort people’s perceptions of sex, intimacy, body image, sexual performance, and much more.
A 23-year-old Floridian man was arrested after being found with the most extensive stash of “child porn” America has ever seen.
Your partner just told you that they struggle with porn, and your world feels like it’s ending. But is it? Here’s a helpful guide for you.
Porn is easier to find than a good restaurant for date night, and it’ll never reject a consumer like a real person would. But why do people even log on in the first place?
“[Porn can] give an unrealistic view of sex and our bodies, make us self-conscious, and question why our bodies are not developed like what we see online.”
“Tossing and turning for hours at a time became increasingly irritating… I soon discovered watching porn immediately put an end to my sleepless nights.”
Not only are the harmful effects of porn often overlooked, but there are also many misconceptions on the issue, like many people believing that porn is just a “guy thing.”
Although the majority of the porn industry’s consumers are men, one popular porn site reported that 35% of its visitors were women in 2021.
Carmen was first exposed to porn at an early age and was in his late teens when he developed a porn habit. It wasn’t until he was an adult that he felt ashamed of his struggle with porn.
Fight the New Drug’s age-appropriate and engaging live presentation program highlights research from respected academic institutions that demonstrate the significant impacts of porn consumption on individuals, relationships, and society.
A National Survey conducted by Common Sense sheds light on the dangerous realities of teens and online pornography. According to the report, three-quarters of teens say they’ve seen porn by age 17, and the average age of first exposure is just 12 years old.
