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When you were logging onto the Internet in the 1990s, did you ever wonder “What do you suppose would happen if America were flooded with free, high-quality pornography?” We now know the answer, as this is exactly what took place 15 years ago. But this knowledge hasn’t enabled us to deal with porn intelligently.
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This practical, innovative book describes today’s porn, and how we respond to it, including:
- How couples can deal productively with conflict about one partner’s porn use;
- How parents can help their kids deal with troubling images they might see—and reduce parents’ anxiety in the process;
- What people can do if they’re concerned about their own porn use—and why “porn addiction” is the WRONG approach;
- The actual content of most porn (in contrast with the exaggerated, mythical content);
- The historic change in America’s anti-porn critique: from an immorality problem (porn is dangerous for the user) to a public health danger (porn is dangerous for everyone), inviting a whole new group of stakeholders to fight porn’s existence.
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This book shows that for most people, porn is NOT the real problem. What are we really talking about when we talk about porn? This fast-paced book provides thought-provoking answers.
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For reviews of His Porn, Her Pain, click here.