Daughters Book 3: The Lure of Pornography: Volume 3

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If you had to sum up the impact of porn on attitudes and behaviours towards women and girls, what would you say?

Grubbs, J. B., et al. (2015). Perceived addiction to internet pornography and psychological distress: Examining relationships concurrently and over time. When online, when chatting with other men, all it requires is that one or more of the men to be misogynistic, sexist or objectifying of women. It’s hard to be anything else; they are not going to be saying she looks like a lovely girl, I’d like to take her out for dinner. They are being abusive and it becomes normalised. They need to be more extreme, more hardcore, and more disgusting to continue the conversation. They want to have the ‘peer group’ interaction but they need to up the ante, one-upmanship of who can say the most disgusting thing. [footnote 57] during the interviews, while a broad range of harmful attitudes and behaviours towards women were discussed, harmful sexual attitudes and behaviours were the primary focus of this report. It is essential to note that some harmful attitudes and behaviours are beyond the scope of this study (for example, coercive / controlling behaviour or verbal / physical aggression that does not involve a sexual dimension)

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probe all factors that come up: what it means exactly, what harmful attitudes or behaviours they are impacting, and how they might be doing so Exploring the role of pornography as an influence on harmful attitudes and behaviours - their initial thoughts, as well as specific questioning

to what extent is pornography consumption a common concern when working with high risk individuals? A therapist may be able to help with pornography addiction and other sex and relationship issues. It may be a good idea to see a therapist if: Verbal misogyny: derogatory storytelling in peer groups, insulting name-calling, hateful language and discussions about women on social media and online forums.

Evidence was gathered by conducting 20 qualitative interviews with Frontline Workers via telephone, video conferencing, or face-to-face. Interviews were around 60 to 90 minutes long. The Frontline Workers represented a wide range of professions across social, justice, and medical sectors. what about the other people or places they spend time with? For example, work / colleagues, school / teachers / peers, place of worship / religious community etc. The OPA only covers material which is distributed in England and Wales, and so is not applicable to the majority of online pornography which, though accessed in the UK, is produced internationally. Both the EP and the IPIC provisions are possession offences, meaning that they apply to people in England and Wales who possess such material irrespective of where it has been produced or hosted. These are the primary pieces of legislation covering what pornography is and is not legal to access online. [footnote 6]