The prevailing belief is that higher pornography consumption leads to increased sexual problems. However, emerging research suggests low-frequency users may experience more moral conflicts about pornography.
A recent study published in the Journal of Sex Research analyzed data from 4,177 participants and revealed that those who used the least porn reported the most issues, challenging popular perceptions.
Understanding the effects of pornography requires a deeper look into the moral lens individuals apply. The complexity of porn's impact on sexual health extends beyond just usage frequency.
Interestingly, while many associate 'porn addiction' with heavy use, the paradox is that individuals consuming less porn often face greater internal conflicts regarding morality.
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