J Mmekọahụ Mmekọahụ. 2019 Jenụwarị 9: 1-8 . doi: 10.1080/0092623X.2018.1531334.
Martyniuk U1, Okolski L1, Dekker A1.
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The aim of this study was to explore liked pornographic content and real-life experience with the depicted sexual activities in a nationwide sample of 1,197 German university students. The results indicate that there is a positive, content-specific association. Generally, the link was stronger for less conventional (less widespread) practices. However, a considerable proportion of participants had no interest to experience activities they liked in pornography and this was especially the case for the unconventional activities. This indicates that pornography use may constitute a distinct form of sexuality and may create an “intimate space” for sexual fantasies.
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