NEW YORK, Dec 14 (Reuters Life!) – A few decades ago it would have made their mothers or grandmothers blush but pornography is now more acceptable for college women, researchers said.
They found that nearly half of female students in six colleges across the United States who took part in their study said viewing pornography was an acceptable way to express their sexuality.
The researchers from Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah suggest that the easy availability of pornography on the Internet and changing social attitudes have led to a generational shift in which pornography seems to be less taboo.
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