1. A look at the effects of a pornographic culture

3. 18th Century Print Porn/Pin-Up Pictures 1950’s Playboy Magazine Pornographic Movies VCR/DVD Cable and Satellite Channels Internet Voyeurism/Amateur Porn

4. + + $10,000,000,000 + per year

6. Curiosity Peer Pressure Sexual Stimulation Addiction Sex Criminals

7. Negative/Unrealistic Views Towards Women & Relationships Desensitized/Disappointment Loss in Productivity Financial Drain Addiction

8. Safe Form of Sex Discrete Way to Explore Sexuality Treatment of Sexual Disorders Bridge Demographic Differences

9. More Women Watching: 1/3 of market Sexual Stimulation Exploration of Sexuality Sexual Freedom

10. Woman discusses how porn affected her

11. You started habitually and compulsively viewing at age: watching pornography or engaging in cybersex when you were…

13. Early Sexualization Inability to Differentiate Real from Fantasy Broken Marriages and Homes Objectification

14. I hope to walk away from this paper with a realistic skillset that allows me to give my children the tools they will need to have happy, healthy relationships in a pornographic culture.

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