100% of People Using Porn Are Destroying Themselves.
Porn is a cancer. It seeks and destroys individuals, relationships, and society.Pornography is responsible destroying countless individuals, families, and marriages. It takes the innocence from child and teaches incorrect lessons about healthy sex and relationships. It instructs young boys and men to objectify and sexual abuse women. And it teaches young girls and women that it’s ok to be objectified and used. Look at some of these statistics complied by the National Center on Sexual Exploitation.
Pornography Facts
National Survey Results
A national survey found that 64% of people, ages 13–24, actively seek out pornography weekly or more often
Physical and Verbal Abuse
Analysis of the 50 popular pornographic videos found 88% of scenes contained physical violence, and 49% verbal aggression.
Buying or Selling Sex
A Swedish study of 18-year-old males found frequent users of porn were significantly more likely to have sold and bought sex than other boys of the same age
Adolescent Viewers
93% of boys and 62% of girls had seen Internet pornography during adolescence.
Increase Use in Younger Females
While hardcore pornography users are typically male, use among younger females use is increasing. Teenage girls and young women are significantly more likely to actively seek out porn than women 25 years old and above.
UK Survey of Teenage Males
UK survey found 44% of males 11–16 who viewed porn reported it gave them ideas of the type of sex they wanted to try
Lower Sex Life in Couples
A longitudinal study of married couples found that those who used pornography more often reported lower satisfaction with their sex-life and decision-making as a couple.
Negative / Detrimental Brain Impact
Since 2011, there have been 30 peer-reviewed studies which reveal pornography use has negative and detrimental impacts on the brain.
Normalizing Women as Sex Objects
Internet pornography is shown to normalize the notion that women are sex objects among both adolescent boys and girls.
Increased Risks of STIs
Pornography use among adult males in America is associated with increased engagement in sexual behaviors that increase the risk of STIs. Internet pornography consumption has been positively associated with having sex with multiple partners, engaging in paid sex, and having had extramarital sex.
College Freshmen Survey
A survey of college freshman found that 30% of participants sent nude pictures at some time during high school; 45% had received nude pictures on their cell phones.
The Effects of Porn Exposure
A meta-analysis of 46 studies reported that the effects of exposure to pornographic material are “clear and consistent,” and that pornography use puts people at increased risk for committing sexual offenses and accepting rape myths.
Using Porn on Prostitutes
Some pornography consumers use pornography to build sexual excitement in advance of purchasing sex from prostituted persons; others seek to reenact pornographic scenes on prostituted persons.
Divorce Probability Doubles
Researchers found the probability of divorce roughly doubles for men and women who begin viewing pornography.
More Critical, Less Interest
As a result of viewing pornography, men reported being more critical of their partners’ body and less interest in actual sex.
Investigation of Sexual Dysfunction
An investigation of men struggling with sexual compulsivity, found that among those who reported seven or more hours of pornography viewing (or seven episodes of masturbation) per week, 71% reported sexual dysfunctions, and 33% reported delayed ejaculation.
Lower Erectile Function
Surveys have found pornography use is linked to higher sexual desire, but lower overall sexual satisfaction, and lower erectile function.
Increased Erectile Dysfunction
Survey showed among males aged 18–40, erectile dysfunction rates were 14-28%. This is a dramatic increase from the typical rates of 2-5% seen before the sharp increase in the availability and accessibility of Internet pornography.
Downregulated Sexual Arousal
A study analyzing the brainwaves of 52 men aged 18-30 found that pornography use may downregulate sexual arousal—i.e., cause habituation or desensitization. These symptoms are signs of addiction.
Less-Worth with Higher Porn Use
In a study of emerging adults on college campuses, researchers observed higher pornography use was significantly associated with less self-worth and more depressive symptoms.
Extramarital Affairs
Study found persons who have extramarital affairs were more than 3 times more apt to use Internet pornography than ones who didn’t cheat.
All statistics compiled by the National Center on Sexual Exploitation