At what age do children abroad start watching pornography?

At what age do children abroad start watching pornography?

Rachel (17) "It's a great way for teenagers to learn about sex. My brother was watching it when he was 15 and it was easy for him to get around the screen that our dad had put on his computer. There's no padlock to stop young people. I think it just delays their sexual activity and the risk of STDs and unwanted pregnancies. They're smart enough to see the difference between it and real life. I wasn't that interested because it's fine to watch a little bit of it, otherwise it's boring to watch it over and over again. I started dating my boyfriend when I was 16 and we both thought porn was rubbish.

Lawrence (17 years old). I started watching it when I was 13, several times a week. If you haven't seen this now, you are out, it's totally abnormal. Of course there are many harmful things on the Internet, such as pedophilia content which is undoubtedly disgusting. Sexual information on the Internet is indeed silently instilling certain sexual concepts into young people. Some information promotes that women should be men's sexual tools. Then at this particular age, boys may form the idea of ​​dominating women, 'I can do whatever I want and she must accept everything I do'. If this happens, their personality development will be affected, affecting their current and future ability to establish positive and healthy sexual relationships and the sexual happiness of their sex life.

Sami (13 years old). "I started watching these movies when I was 11 years old. I didn't do it for fun, but to understand what sex and women's bodies are all about, because I had never seen naked women in real life. I couldn't discuss this topic with my family. Our ethnicity determines that we can't discuss such topics. In fact, it's too easy to find such information on the Internet, and I don't have money to buy magazines to read.

Kendra (16 years old). "From my point of view, some boys use dirty words from pornographic films when treating girls. I think there is nothing good about those films. They may make you indulge in an unhealthy erotic atmosphere or treat girls with extreme disrespect. Boys are often prone to hasty sexual actions like a storm, while girls may be naturally gentle, desire tenderness and consideration, seek more privacy, and are not easily willing to discuss sexual issues openly."

Matt (17). "I think pornography and other things can have a devastating effect on young people's views of sexuality and intimacy, depending on the individual. They can potentially keep people away from committed relationships, separate sex from love and responsibility, and some boys may develop a discriminatory view of women, as if women are just potential sex objects. Early sexual curiosity can make boys chase the opposite sex more and more easily, far more than girls expect."

Millie (18 years old) "Within one or two years of using computers, almost everyone will browse pornographic websites. This should be part of our growth process. Although we are fascinated by it, no one will be hurt by it. Boys at the age of 13 may be crazy about such information, but once they really start dating girls, they will naturally calm down and become very rational. After all, it is rare for people to have real problems. I think pornographic videos will cause greater harm to girls. For example, the skinny beauty of some stars has been imitated by many girls. The result of such comparison is that many patients with eating disorders have appeared.