• Men interviewed reported that after many hours looking at porn, they found themselves willing to look at things they would have previously found disturbing.
• Men who use pornography say they have lost the ability to relate to, be close to, and achieve orgasm with real women.
• The likelihood of someone engaging in sexual harassment is significantly correlated with the amount of sexually explicit material they have been exposed to.
• 30% of Australian men admitted their performance at work suffers because of porn.

Pamela Paul, “From Pornography To Porno To Porn: How Porn Became The Norm,” in The Social Costs Of Pornography, edited by J. Stoner & D. Hughes, 3–20. Princeton, N.J.: Witherspoon Institute, 2010

Ana J. Bridges, “Pornography’s effects on interpersonal relationships in The Social Costs Of Pornography, edited by J. Stoner & D. Hughes, 89-110. Princeton, N.J.: Witherspoon Institute, 2010

Azy Barak et al., Sex, Guys, and Cyberspace, Effects of Internet Pornography and Individual Differences on Men’s Attitudes Toward Women. Journal of Psychology and Human Sexuality 11 no. 1 (1999): 63-91.

Dr Gomathi Sitharthan of the Faculty of Health Sciences & Pr Raj Sitharthan from the Department of Psychiatry of the University of Sydney from Study Exposes Secret World of Porn Addiction, http://sydney.edu.au/news/84.html?newsstoryid=9176, 2012