Tumblr Banned Porn from its Platform One Year Ago—How is the Site Doing Now? Article
It’s clear that porn was a significant part of Tumblr’s reputation and culture. One user compared Tumblr ending porn to “McDonald’s ending hamburgers.”
It’s clear that porn was a significant part of Tumblr’s reputation and culture. One user compared Tumblr ending porn to “McDonald’s ending hamburgers.”
The Australian government’s inquiry was open to the public to submit suggestions for age verification. One submission stood out from the crowd.
How and why did she get there? And what does this show us about the lie the porn industry sells about its performers living an eternally sexy lifestyle?
“I became so involved and obsessed with this business that it was taking over every part of my life. I discovered that I was developing the ‘fetish.'”
By its nature, porn can’t be anything but an emotionless experience. You can’t truly manufacture intimacy through virtual reality videos, can you?
The unfortunate truth is, like most social media apps, TikTok has been reported for a series of issues: child porn and predators, and hardcore porn.
If athletic performance depends on the proper working of the brain, then athletes should take care of their brains, right? Here’s how watching porn does the opposite.
The driver of a semi-truck was charged with vehicular homicide after causing a crash that killed a highway worker—all because the driver was watching porn.
After the Facebook event went live, the number of searches for “Area 51” on the world’s largest free porn site surged from 0 to 160,000 in just 4 days.
Among those educated on the harmful effects of pornography, we are always happy to meet celebrities who aren’t afraid to use their platform to push this conversation…
It used to require a lot of time, money, and skill to create convincing deepfake videos—but not anymore. In fact, all you need is one picture, according to this latest study.
We know the “Fifty Shades” series is a few years old at this point, but the hype around it just won’t quit. So we’re here to set the record straight: normalizing abuse is never normal.