• Unmarried couples in romantic relationships who view pornography together experience twice the rate of infidelity as couples who watch it alone, and three times more than couples who don’t watch porn at all.
• Frequent exposure to pornography is associated with believing it’s possible to have high sexual satisfaction without having affection for one’s partner.
• 20% of Australian porn users prefer porn to sex with their partner
• Porn use by adults is associated with using physical and verbal coercion to have sex

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