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At first glance, there is nothing wrong with watching porn. At least not if you don’t take everything you see on the screen as a realistic model of human relationships. The negative effect on the brain is determined not by the pornography itself, but by its content and quantity. I prefer to have sex and study enough information here https://blog.uberhorny.com/what-men-can-do-to-make-their-orgasms-even-better/. For example, if you watch porn too often, the psyche gets used to relaxing only in the company of a computer or phone. Such an arrangement also affects both erections and ejaculation.
The problem is that teenagers are increasingly watching pornography. Shortly before Pornhub opened access to paid content for Italians during the quarantine, SIAMS conducted a study involving 28,000 people. It turned out that 22 percent of those surveyed started watching adult content between the ages of 14 and 18. And even in countries where there are lessons of sex education, young people often turn to porn for educational purposes. Sixty percent of British students admitted to this.
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