Category: Pornography

Greater Manchester Police have launched investigations into more than 1,000 “grooming gang” suspects, according to a report by a police watchdog. This comes as the UK law enforcement agency moves to probe the alleged child exploitation ring following immense backlash, making it a top priority after years of turning a blind eye to the issue, resulting in a loss of “trust and confidence” with the department, the Telegraph reported. “Officers told us that, due to a cultural shift in Greater Manchester Police, investigating child sexual exploitation is now considered ‘everyone’s business,'” the report states.

When Elon Musk purchased Twitter in 2022, he claimed the proliferation of child sexual abuse material on the platform was his top priority. Then, last year, he said X does more to fight child exploitation “than any other platform by far.” But it doesn’t seem the facts back him up. In fact, it appears the opposite is true.

Ironically, despite porn’s promise of improving consumers’ sex lives, there is growing evidence that porn consumption is linked to sexual dysfunction and less sexual satisfaction. The idea that porn is a personal decision that doesn’t affect anyone else is simply not supported by the research.

In an interview with “EWTN Pro-Life Weekly,” Di Noto said “the seriousness of the problem has not been grasped.”

Wildfires are becoming more frequent, more intense, and more destructive each year. What used to be seasonal has begun to feel constant; fueled by record heat, prolonged drought, and unstable infrastructure. Entire communities are being scorched by forces that feel increasingly unmanageable. Mental health today feels similar. Anxiety, depression, loneliness, trauma—the emotional landscape is drier than ever. Rates of mental distress are rising, especially among young people, and what once felt like a personal struggle now feels like a cultural epidemic. The fires are real, and they’re growing.

New UN Cybercrime Treaty allows for virtual child pornography and allows for “sexting” by minors. The treaty does not refer to “child pornography” at all, opting to replace this term entirely with the term “child sexual abuse material” (CSAM) instead (more about this new term below).

Porn is incomparably more accessible and more extreme than anything available before the internet. A couple of ratty old centerfold magazines found in the park are nothing compared to the hardcore, high-definition videos that minors have access to today.

Another team of researchers interviewed women who were in couples therapy for their partner’s pornography consumption. They found that pornography consumption is linked to feelings of betrayal and the erosion of the attachment bond in couple relationships. The researchers concluded that an analysis of the wives’ comments revealed a sense of “distance or disconnection from their husband” and “a general sense of being betrayed and harmed by their husband and subsequently feeling unsafe, emotionally and psychologically speaking, and insecure in their relationship.”