Konstantin Kisin

Do we really expect them to grow up watching graphic porn, sometimes from as young as six?

And then they don't get in a relationship till maybe 16, 18, because they're delaying their first boyfriend and girlfriend.

So that could be after a decade of watching porn.

We expect them to do that, but then file that away and then be a perfect partner who's really good at compromising and sacrificing and caring for someone.

So I think we have to look at what we've trained young people to think like and how we've trained them to treat other people

And that's what I think we're seeing the consequences of now.

Yeah.

I think you can, you grow up watching porn, you just see people as categories on porn sites and you see them as things to get pleasure from.

And I think this is, the discussion about porn is always on the individual child who's watched it.

not really on the society and what it does to the social fabric and what it does to forming relationships when you're older.

And you've got, yeah, men like that who see women as just inanimate objects.

But then you have women thinking that all men are insatiable and predatory and evil.

Because they've grown up watching, you know, violent porn, probably watching real sexual assault and abuse, if you think of the statistics on the porn sites.

And so, yeah.

So in 2020, the New York Times did an investigation of Pornhub and found that they were hosting videos of real underage victims and sex trafficked victims.

And they had to remove 60% of their website from unverified users.

It was like 10 million videos.

And so in all likelihood, you've seen a video of something like that where real abuse is happening.

And you could be watching that when you're young.

And then, yeah, people say, why do all these feminist young women not want to settle down with men?