There is a difference between seeing a person as wholly “bad” because of something they’ve done, and recognizing a behavior they’re engaging in as unhealthy and harmful.
Qualitative research with current and former porn performers suggests that sexual exploitation and trafficking are common experiences in the porn industry.
Here are some things you can do right now to get started. First of all, breathe. Don’t panic. Try to get rid of the negative, shaming thoughts that will hold you back.
There’s a lot of information about porn out there, and not all of it is quality, accurate, or fact-based. Here, we fact-check a few common arguments about porn from all over the spectrum.
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?
Created by a German AI company called deepXtech UG, “Am I In Porn?” is a search engine that exists to help you find out if you appear on porn sites.
Did you know there has reportedly been child exploitation on Pornhub? Listen to award-winning journalist Nicholas Kristof talk about the stories he found in his investigations into the porn platform.
After examining popular porn videos, researchers concluded that porn does, in fact, objectify men, just in a different way than women.
Hear real stories from four ex-popular porn performers about their time in the industry, and the abuse they witnessed or personally experienced.
Most consumers think that using a VPN is a foolproof way to prevent data collection and keep their porn preferences private. But is it really?
Many people thought changes to Twitter’s Terms of Service possibly signaled an upcoming ban of adult content on Twitter—but the truth is the opposite.
Until recently, the Philippines had one of the lowest ages of sexual consent. Now, in an effort to protect minors, the age of consent has been raised from 12 to 16.
