An IFOP survey highlights the negative impacts of pornography on the sexuality of French men and women. X-rated content would promote \u201ctoxic sexuality marked by the impregnation of sexist stereotypes associating male domination, rape culture and physical violence\u201d.<\/p>\n
Of \u201cpassive viewing of pornographic images\u201d <\/em>to one \u201ctoxic sexuality\u201d: <\/em>while the project aimed at securing the digital space, which could limit access to X sites to minors, is presented this Wednesday, October 4 to the National Assembly, an IFOP study set out to demonstrate the effects of X content \u201c mainstream<\/em> \u00bb on French men and women. According to its results, pornography contributes to building a sexual imagination filled with \u201c ultra-sexist scripts<\/em> \u00bb denounced by the controversial report of the High Council for Equality on Pornography published a week earlier. <\/span><\/p>\n would favor \u201c a toxic sexuality marked by the impregnation of sexist stereotypes associating male domination, rape culture and physical violence<\/em> \u00bb, Write the authors of the study. To arrive at this observation, the IFOP had a sample of 3,014 people complete an online questionnaire for MonPetitVPN from September 15 to 18, 2023, <\/span>representative of the French population aged 18 and over.<\/p>\n If pornography enthusiasts believe that X-rated films have little influence on their sexuality, some of them reproduce or adopt certain scenarios or models conveyed by pornographic films. The study does not mention ethical or alternative porn, which aims to be less sexist and violent but refers to \u201c mainstream porn<\/em> \u00bb which is mainly found on X platforms.<\/p>\n Thus, some of the men interviewed seem to do so without the consent of their partner. For example, almost one in two men (40%) think that it is normal for couples to make love. to please your partner even when you don’t want to<\/em> “. The figure drops to one in four for those who, \u201c in the heat of the moment, (do not feel obliged) to ask the partner’s consent before embarking on a new sexual practice<\/em> “. 19% of respondents believe that \u201c It’s not a big deal to force your partner into a sexual position or practice if in the end she gets an orgasm<\/em> “. Finally, almost one in four men surveyed (22%) said they had already performed a sexual practice such as fellatio or oral ejaculation against the will of their partner.<\/p>\n Also read: Pornographic deepfakes: a deplorable booming business<\/strong><\/p><\/blockquote>\n The more intense or early the consumption of online pornography, the higher the figure. A third of weekly fans of online pornography (34%) admit to not having always respected the consent of their partners, compared to only 10% of men who never visit X sites. These results corroborate a previous analysis from 2016 which showed a link between consumption of pornographic content and sexual assault against women, reports the IFOP.<\/p>\n Another point, the sexist and even violent stereotypes conveyed by the majority of pornographic content seem to have been integrated by some of the men interviewed. Thus, 20% of respondents find it normal not to lick your partner’s vulva if it is not shaved. 33% of the men questioned think that \u201c when you are a man, you do not allow your finger to be inserted into your anus even if it can give pleasure<\/em> “.<\/p>\n A third of respondents agree with the following statement: \u201cIt\u00a0is the fact of being penetrated by the penis that makes a woman orgasm more easily<\/em> “. The figure rises to 41% for those who think that \u201c many women like to be dominated in bed<\/em> “; and 33% for those who believe that women \u201c prefer men with a big penis<\/em> “.<\/p>\n The figures concerning women are also eloquent. One in two women interviewed explains having been \u201c initiated into typical practices of porn culture<\/em> \u00bb against his will, like sodomy. More than four in ten women surveyed (43%) report that it is an act that they have been either \u201c forced to do against their will<\/em> \u00bb (7%), or \u201c that they agreed to do even though they didn’t really want to<\/em> \u00bb (36%).<\/p>\n The study also shows that regular porn consumption affects women’s perception of consent. \u201c The more their brain is \u201cpornified\u201d, the more their notion of consent is blurred<\/em> \u00bb, writes the IFOP. According to the institute, intense or early exposure to X made them less likely to detect problematic behaviors.<\/p>\n Another element to note: the more qualified the respondent (male) is or the more he feels an atheist, the less he will adhere to sexist stereotypes. The frequency of consumption, and the age at which respondents started watching the first X-rated film, are also key factors.<\/p>\n For Fran\u00e7ois Kraus, director of the \u201cGender, sexualities and sexual health\u201d center at Ifop, \u201c by shaping cisgender\/heteronormative sexual scripts often marked by asymmetrical gender relations, mainstream pornography not only alters the sexual imagination of French people but also their sexual repertoire <\/em>“.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" An IFOP survey highlights the negative impacts of pornography on the sexuality of French men and women. X-rated content would promote \u201ctoxic sexuality marked by the impregnation of sexist stereotypes associating male domination, rape culture and physical violence\u201d. 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Sexist\/violent stereotypes integrated by some of the respondents<\/h2>\n
This internalization of sexist and violent stereotypes also concerns women<\/h2>\n
The more the respondent is qualified or atheist, the less he adheres to sexist stereotypes<\/h2>\n