University of Oklahoma study of married couples who watched porn revealed:
married couples who watched porn increased their risk of divorce by nearly 200 percent — more than doubling their chances of heading to divorce court.
33 percent of women watch pornographic videos or view explicit photos at least one time per week.
Couples who might have only had a 3 percent chance of getting divorced and described themselves as very happy in their marriage during their initial interview surged to a 12 percent chance of getting divorced by the time the follow-up survey occurred, if they were porn-watchers.
Positive correlation between an increase in pornography use and the likelihood of adults believing violence against women is acceptable. Hald, G., Malamuth, N. & Yuen, C. (2010). Pornography and attitudes supporting violence against women: revisiting the relationship in non experimental studies. Aggressive Behavior, 36, 14-20.
55% of married men say they watch porn at least once a month, compared to 70% of not married men. 2014 Pornography Survey and Statistics. Proven Men Ministries. http://www.provenmen.org/2014pornsurvey/ (accessed Dec. 29, 2015).
The following percentages of men say they view pornography at least several times a week:
63% of adult men have looked at pornography at least on time while at work in the past 3 months; 38% have done so more than once. 2014 Pornography Survey and Statistics. Proven Men Ministries. http://www.provenmen.org/2014pornsurvey/ (accessed Dec. 29, 2015).
36% of adult women have looked at pornography at least on time while at work in the past 3 months; 13% have done so more than once. 2014 Pornography Survey and Statistics. Proven Men Ministries. http://www.provenmen.org/2014pornsurvey/ (accessed Dec. 29, 2015).