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Porn wrecks your view of women (24)
Have you ever scored
the physical features of a woman? Perhaps with your friends you’ve given a
woman an eight out of ten for her breasts, or ranked women at work according to
their appearance.
A number of studies
have found that people exposed to pornographic material were significantly less
sympathetic towards victims of rape.
The following is perhaps an
extreme example, but hear the truth of it; particularly the last sentence:
“There
is a girl I recruited when she was 18—a beautiful girl. I knew that she would
make a lot of money. She did make a lot of money. She became successful. We
shared the profits with her on the website that we made. When she would be out
at parties, guys assumed that she was a “porn star” even though, at that time,
she had actually not even engaged in anything sexual with another person. She
was just posing nude alone and just doing videos alone. They assumed that since
she was a porn star, they could take whatever they wanted from her, and she now
has a child whom she will never know who the father is. She was passed out at a
party one time, and they just took what they wanted.
This
happened over and over again to different girls—not necessarily being raped
like that, but guys just assuming when they walk up to them at a bar that this
girl must be easy and willing to give whatever I want.”
(Donny
Pauling, The Hardcore Truth, Covenant
Eyes, p11)
Imagine you learn
that someone from school / Uni appeared in an episode of Neighbours, or was on
X Factor. Would that change the way you view that person?
What if you learned
that this person had done some porn videos? Would that change the way you
viewed that person?
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