Pornography can affect a young person's expectations about sex, as one study suggests that young adults prefer porn videos as the most useful source of information about having sex . "The bad news is that young adults are confused about what porn is. Most free, online pornography is for entertainment and to make money for creators, said Emily Rothman, a professor at Boston University. "It's not about teaching you what to do when you're in a relationship," Rothman said.
For the study, published in the journal Archives of Sexual Behavior, the research team analyzed the responses of 357 young adults (18-24 years) and 324 adolescents (14-18 years) who said they found useful information. Is. Parents were the primary source of instruction for 14-17 year olds to have sex. (Excluding friends, though) only 8 percent of teens said porn was the most useful source of information. However, among adolescents who never had a supportive conversation with parents about sex, the media (23.4 percent) and sex partners (12.8 percent) were their primary sources of information. Boys, like their older peers, are more careful than girls to report that porn is the most useful source of information about their sexuality.
Evidence suggests that, among young adults and especially heterosexual men, the underworld is fun talking about their partner. Many of them believe that they can 'be good at sex' independent of any reaction from a particular sex partner. There is a belief that, he is gaining from pornography. From a public health perspective, Rothman says, it is worrying that most young adults find porn a useful source of information about sex. "Extensive sex education that teaches what I think about 'sexual social skills' or interpersonal communication about sex is needed and important, and research that helps us determine how safe sex is for young people."
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