This shouldn’t come as a surprise to anyone, but still, nice to see some confirmation by someone overtly stating it.
Carolyn Moynihan
A British feminist is sounding the alarm about the effects on teenagers of easy access to pornography, saying that a skewed view of sex is becoming the norm in society and the idea of intimacy is dying. Read more…
December 18th, 2009
Betsy
To put it simply, porn will cause the destruction of the universe! Or just marriage and real, meaningful relationships, but it’s just the start, I tell you!
Patrick F. Fagan, Mercatornet.com
By undermining marriage and family life, by assailing them on the internet, pornography is doing serious harm to young people.
“Pornography is a visual representation of sexuality which distorts an individual’s concept of the nature of conjugal relations. This, in turn, alters both sexual attitudes and behaviour. It is a major threat to marriage, to family, to children and to individual happiness. In undermining marriage it is one of the factors in undermining social stability.” Read more…
Categories: Chastity, Marriage, Pornography, Teenagers, love Tags: adolescents, dating, Marriage, porn, Pornography, relationships, Teenagers
September 30th, 2009
Betsy
Carolyn Moynihan
When it comes to learning about sex, young people do not, on the whole, get this information from their parents. Surveys show that they more often get it from their friends, even though their preferred source is their parents. A study from the Philippines confirms this, and suggests that more should be done to improve parent-child communication in this area. Read more…
September 30th, 2009
Betsy
By Michael Gerson
There is a segment of society for whom traditional family values are increasingly irrelevant, and for whom spring-break sexual liberationism is increasingly costly: men and women in their 20s.
This is the period of life in which society’s most important social commitments take shape — commitments that produce stability, happiness and children. But the facts of life for 20-somethings are challenging. Puberty — mainly because of improved health — comes steadily sooner. Sexual activity kicks off earlier. But the average age at which people marry has grown later; it is now about 26 for women, 28 for men. Read more…