Pornography

Masturbation: Good or Bad? 

Teenagers as Victims
Mark Kastleman

Dirty Little "Female" Secret

Men aren't the only ones lured by Internet porn. A revealing look at the shameful addictions of a rising number of Christian women.

by Ramona Richards

by Mark Kastleman

How Internet Pornographers Target the Male Brain

Parents can do many things to safeguard their homes from the harmful influences found on the Internet. While there is no foolproof system, some simple steps can help reduce the risk of family members seeing pornographic materials on the Internet.

   1. Place computers in high-traffic areas of the home. Kitchens, family rooms, and studies usually have the most traffic. Because these rooms usually don’t have doors, they are typically less secluded than bedrooms. Position computer monitors so the screen faces out for public view.

Introduction 

Myyyyy Preciousssss...
The soul warping effects of masturbation... and how to live without it.
By Mike Genung

Note: this is written from a man's perspective, and I know that women struggle with masturbation as well. The principles shown here apply either way.

INTERNET PORNOGRAPHY STATISTICS

If pornography made us healthy, we would be healthy by now
By Mary Anne Layden, Ph. D.

Dr. Layden is Director of Education, Center for Cognitive Therapy, Department of Psychiatry, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA; and Director, Social Action Committee for Women's Psychological Health, Philadelphia.

Dr. Layden wrote this statement for Morality in Media on the occasion of the so-called "Erotica USA" trade show which appeared at New York City's Jacob Javits Convention Center in April 1999.