However, an excessive consumption of porn from a young age is causing serious side effects, particularly amongst young men. Women seem to be able to watch porn without it causing the same issues. It doesn’t diminish female sexual desire. The same, unfortunately, can’t be said for men. At the turn of this century, erectile dysfunction – where a man struggles to get an erection – was more common amongst older men. Males typically over the age of 40; although 50-60+ was more common, and usually in poor health. Excess weight, drinking too much, smoking and being in a poor physical shape all contribute to conditions that make sexual vigor less likely. Now there is a new enemy of male arousal, effecting couples across the world: Porn.
How is porn hurting relationships?
Porn is easier to find and consume.
From early-teens, young men (and women), can get access to as much porn as they want whenever they want, on any device. Unless parents carefully monitor Internet access, this can be impossible to restrict. And even then, once a teenager becomes sexually aware, as hormones start to change bodies, behaviors and desires, if someone wants to watch porn, they will find a way.
Porn isn’t the only problem, not by itself.
Younger generations have grown up in a digital world. From the TV and videos they consume, to computer games and social networks: Everything is accessible, everything is on-demand, and they are often connected to friends across the country and the world. Making porn simply another part of this virtual, hyper-connected digital landscape.
In itself, that shouldn’t be a problem, no more than it is for older generations, for those who didn’t grow up digital connected. However, the key difference is that older generations were usually already sexually aware and active before free Internet-streamed porn became the norm. This is one of the key differences, as numerous studies into this are showing.
We have to remember that some of the same problems that affect older men are also more common in younger generations: poor health, poor diet, excessive drinking, drug use, and not being as physical active, are all having a negative impact. Mental health also plays a role, with younger generations more affected than ever by anxiety, exhaustion – including burn out – and depression.
All of the above, mental and physical factors, can play a role in reducing the chance of a man getting an erection. Of course, it entirely depends on the circumstances and relationship in question, including short and long-term factors. But for those who have experienced erectile dysfunction on several occasions, or who are struggling with arousal when with a partner, this is something that needs to be looked into more closely.
Unless you exclusively watch amateur porn, the majority performing for the cameras – women and men – are professionals. People experienced at putting on a show. And whatever that show is, whatever we – as consumers – want, there is porn to cater for those tastes. What this means is, the consumer is in control. We can go out and find whatever we want to watch that will turn us on and get us off.
People have more complex needs. For younger men, who’ve only experienced sex through the lens of porn, transitioning to real romantic and sexual relationships proves more complex and challenging. For young women too, who’s partners have maybe only experienced porn, this can prove challenging to them as well. When men grow up immersed in porn, when they only experience masturbation and therefore sexual pleasure through porn, when they get to the age when they want to and can have sexual relationships with another person, they find there is no control in the same way there is with porn and sex in real life (IRL) is very different to what is portrayed by professional actors online.

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