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Porn is not “entertainment.” It’s people being exploited for profit.

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AI pimping is becoming a serious issue on social media platforms—creating AI-generated models to sell explicit content online, and then selling get-rich-quick guides to teach others to do the same. Yes, this is porn. Yes, it normalizes harmful attitudes toward women and sex.

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Many porn consumers use porn as a self-soothing technique when they’re feeling lonely or depressed, but research suggests that porn may actually fuel mental health issues, rather than help them. If you are struggling, know it doesn't have to stay that way. Start your healing

Lorna was only 17 years old when a photoshopped, explicit image of her started circulating online, marking the start of a years-long nightmare involving deepfakes, stalking, and online blackmail. In this episode of Consider Before Consuming, she opens up about the very real