Porn kills love by streamlining artificial sexual experiences, and discouraging a need for intimacy by demeaning everything exciting about real connections.
Even though cartoons are not real bodies, it can encourage men to commit violence against women and girls; it makes sexual violence a form of entertainment.
Research is continually showing that porn can harm relationships, and drive a wedge between partners and other relationships.
Basic hashtags such as #sexy, many times containing pornography, collectively have millions of posts, none of which are filtered for young users.
Much like tobacco’s TRUTH campaign, our mission is to reach as many people as possible in society to change the everyday conversation about pornography.
We think it’s a huge relief that someone doesn’t have to have a specific set of beliefs or political persuasion to be against exploitation.
Thailand reportedly restricted access to Pornhub today for violating the country’s Computer Crime Act, according to a report by the “Thai Examiner.”
If you’re new to the idea that porn is harmful, or you’ve already been aware of the science and research, check out just one more reason to raise awareness that porn is not harmless.
This viral video shows how porn paves the way for us to take the behavior that happens in #MeToo stories less seriously as a society.
If porn impacts trafficking and child abuse victims who aren’t actually seeking out porn, how much more might it be desensitizing someone who actually is?
As the research shows, porn is not merely a moral nuisance and subject for culture-war debates. It’s a threat to our public health.
“But the reality of being a sugar baby is far removed from this exoticism. The men I’ve met while sugaring are regular men, living in the real world and not the one I’d invented for them.”
