The porn industry profits from exploiting, objectifying, abusing, and humiliating women. It’s not just about how women are portrayed in porn that’s questionable, but also what goes on behind the scenes.
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.
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.
There’s a lot of information out there about how the porn industry exploits women–but what about men? Here are some ways that porn can degrade, victimize, and exploit men and their insecurities.
XVideos is the most-visited porn site in the world, and it’s also the latest tube site under fire for reportedly hosting abusive content.
If you watch porn, have you considered how it doesn’t improve your life? Consider adding quitting porn to your 2023 New Year’s resolutions list.
Many teen girls today plan on skipping high school graduation to join OnlyFans when they are 18. They believe they can start making loads of money immediately by creating explicit content for subscribers. How did we get here as a culture?
Terry Crews is sharing everything from his mission to educate individuals about porn’s harms to being a beacon of hope for those who feel stuck in their own recovery.
At a holiday catch-up with friends, bringing up your passion for educating on the harms of porn may seem out of place. So how do you do it?
At least 18 women have come forward and alleged that a porn production company tricked, forced, and coerced them to have sex on camera when they thought they had agreed to a modeling shoot.
If you watch porn, have you considered how it doesn’t improve your life? Consider quitting porn for your 2023 New Year’s resolutions.
