A recent Australian study suggests that more than 90 per cent of 13 to year-old boys, and 60 per cent of girls the same age, have been exposed to pornography online. They're not just watching it, though, they're using it as a sexual primer, teaching them about what to expect from their sexual relationships. What that means will probably shock you: it means they're learning that rough, sexist, brutal sex is not only normal, but expected. Nowadays, pornography has an emphasis on oral sex, group sex, rough sex and many other things I can't write about in a family newspaper. In pornography today, girls must be willing, subservient, and do whatever the male wants her to do.

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Skip to Content. During a recent evening of channel-surfing, I was pleasantly surprised to come across Splash. Ron Howard's comedy about an everyguy Tom Hanks who falls for a mermaid Daryl Hannah is a movie I loved as a kid, and I hadn't seen it in a long time, so I happily started watching. Apparently it really had been a long time, since I'd forgotten just how racy some of the humor is, from shots of Hannah running around naked, to her heavily implied "afternoon delight" with Hanks' character, to costar John Candy's habit of dropping coins to look up ladies' skirts. Let's just say I don't think it would be a shoo-in for a PG rating these days.

The impact of porn on men has been studied, but little is known about how it could affect women. Between the ages of 11 and 16, Neelam watched porn most days. She quickly got over that initial shock. She wasn't alone. For Neelam, it started with a simple curiosity about sex.