Effects of Erotica on Society : The Porn-Paradox 2
June 20, 2018
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as posted by the channelLet's continue our discussion of erotic material and how it potentially affects not just us as individuals, but potentially how it could affect our society. Does sexually explicit material have an effect on not just the the mind and body, but society at large? In this second part of a two part series, I seek to provide some potential answers from over 30 years of social science research.
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