>the ease with which really hardcore porn is increasingly accessable today means very young kids are able to get their first views of sex being extremely warped

>the ease with which really hardcore porn is increasingly accessable today means very young kids are able to get their first views of sex being extremely warped. This creates expectations of what sex is that many are likely uncomfortable with, but will perform because porn has made it 'the norm'. Instead of blaming porn, easily accessible or not, we could mention the role of parents or even schools that could be more involved with sex education. >I can't recall any ex-porn worker having anything good to say about their previous profession, instead what I've seen described comes across as a really shitty situation, where many turn to drugs in order to make it through 'shoots' and then again to forget. Well, maybe if this population was not constantly vilified and ostracized, things would go better for them.