Internet pornography has teens going R18 on sex questions

Friday, November 1st, 2013

A study of what teenagers really want to know about sex has revealed anxiety about being “normal”, and the clear influence of internet pornography.

Researchers from Family Planning put question boxes in sex education classes at five high schools across New Zealand last year. Students from years 9 to 12 were able to post their questions anonymously. Continue Reading

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Tags: Pornography, Sex, Teenagers

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