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    A fair discussion of the effects of pornography first begins with defining exactly what pornography is. The origin of the word “pornography” is Greek, derived from the word “pornographos,” translated to “writing about prostitutes” (D’Orlando 2011). For the purposes of this review, pornography will be defined as the representation of sexual acts with the sole intention of sexually exciting viewers. In this review, only heterosexual pornography and heterosexual relationships will be explored. This is for thoroughness and focus only and not to undermine the importance or the existence of relationships beyond heterosexual ones. Studies will also be limited to research done in the United States or internationally, as opposed to ones conducted solely in other countries. This restriction helps to focus the wealth of literature available to that which is applicable to American society. Scholars have referred to pornography as the new primary source of sexual education (Sun, Bridges, Johnason and Ezzell 2014). With the use of pornography becoming more common, it is important to address the effects of viewing it from…

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    researched the adverse outcomes of pornography use in marriage, and how to use structural therapy to restore the damaged relationships caused by porn addiction. They describe the concepts of tolerance and withdrawal, connecting the nature of pornography with that of illegal drugs, such as heroin or cocaine. Their article presents a solution to this problem using a process called structural therapy. Using a case example, the article explores the therapy process of an actual married couple, and…

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    Many steps can be taken to stop this. For one, parents should teach their children about the harms of pornography. They should also evaluate the access to media (cable tv, magazines, Internet). There are also many programs available for parents to block pornography on PC s. These steps can cut back the amount of pornography. The main defenses against pornography are a close family life, a good marriage and good relations between parents and children, coupled with deliberate parental monitoring…

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    Pornography in Different View Points The acceleration in technologies and multiple media brings many forms of entertainment that never so widely available before, and online pornography, an emerge form of adult entertainment from the internet, is now an issue of public debate and moral value. In the topic, there are two major opposite points of view. Marnia Robinson, author of Cupid 's Poisoned Arrow: From Habit to Harmony in Sexual Relationships, views porn as an extreme stimulation and a…

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    be set in place enforcing pornography websites to install meaningful age verification systems to ensure that no one under the age of eighteen is able to access their content? Yes, a law probably should be set in place to enforce pornography websites to install meaningful age verification systems ensuring that no one under the age of eighteen is able to access their content. This law would likely prevent children and adolescents from being exposed to pornography therefore it will lessen the…

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    Within the past month, the topic of pornography has come into the public eye with the state of Utah declaring it a public health crisis. For some this came as a shock and offense but to me it was only a matter of time. I have experienced first hand the effects of how pornography use before and sporadically during a relationship negatively affects the relationship. From this I can tell you that when I knew my significant other had viewed porn it hurt me, my self-esteem, my sense of security, and…

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    While it is evident that there are some legitimate arguments made as to why pornography should be neither illegal or restricted, they all miss the point of focusing on the true repercussions that porn has in society. First, people are ignorant to the role that pornography has in the sex-trafficking trade. "It is commonly known in the anti-trafficking field that 80 percent of survivors report that their customers showed them pornography to illustrate the kinds of sexual acts they want performed."…

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    1) Introduction: 1.1 Research Background Pornography is one of the largest businesses within the sexual industry, which has recently emerged as a new debate topic across different fields such as the academia and the legislation discussion. Previous research (e.g. Cooper, 1998; O’ Reilly, Knox and Zusman, 2007; Hald and Malamuth, 2008; Doran and Price, 2014) had overwhelmingly focused on the impacts of pornography consumption. For instances, Hald and Malamuth (2008)’s study on young Danish…

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    users are watching pornography on the internet” (webroot.com). You may notice that this is a very high number of people. At an all-time high, the statistics show that pornography may be a threat to young adults and children. This is because watching pornography incidentally may lead them to have relationship and commitment issues and/or an unrealistic view on sexual activity. So the question arises, Is pornography a form of free speech deserving constitutional protection? This answer may not be…

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    if you have than you’ll know the meaning of the saying relates to the idea of something being achieved without great effort or difficulty. This effortless action is then being compared to getting away with manhandling a baby for their candy. It’s sad to say that this is the idea that pertains to the fact that the menace effects of pornography uprising effortlessly in our young generation of primary and secondary students are because of the facile access to it. Internet Safety 101 reports that…

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