"The free, online, mainstream pornography that teenagers are most likely to see is a completely terrible form of sex education," says public health researcher Emily F. Rothman. She shares how her mission to end dating and sexual violence led her to create a pornography literacy program that helps teens learn about consent and respect — and invites them to think critically about sexually explicit media.
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Does TED stand for teenage erectile dysfunction?
@Chaos is a ladder great answer
Yes
Erectile dysfunction should be the least of worries of anyone talking about the damage that p0_rn causes. But I’m sure you already know that.
You got an healthy imagination
No. TED stands for Technology, Erection and Design.
ME:SEES NOTIFICATION
_COWABUNGA IT IS_
Reads title
*IGHT IMA HEAD OUT*
Yeah I do “research” too…
“I’m somewhat of a scientist myself.”
Science is the solution!! Always!!
Wrong!
Wish You Were Here you’re angry he’s correct and you’re not.
Which science? The one that says eggs are good for you, the one that says that eggs are bad for you or the one that says the whites in eggs are good but the yellow yokes are bad or the science that once again says that eggs are good for you. Science is people and people are subject to greed pride and miscalculation. Besides public policy denies the scientific evidence a 100% of the time. That’s right those who pay “scientists” to find the answers as to what makes us healthy happy and harmonious turn around and institute policies that encourage/require going against that evidence without a word from the scientific community. Scientists are the corrupt high priests of the new religion. Puppets of the Masters.
@Connie Victoria You think, therefore you are.
another clickbait. THIS DOESN”T EXPLAIN ANYTHING THAT THE TITLE STATES
I agree, it doesn’t say anything, just a bunch of ambiguous data.
@EdwardERS thanks now I won’t watch hahaha
@BB Bailey…
@Brian V. “Didn’t really do anything for me”
But it does…
2nd day of nofap after 57 relapses one day I’ll win
My highest streak was 11 months, and I have to say. It is worth it.
ive hit 7 days twice. fucking nightmare guys. it aint easy. 23 times in september which is really low for me.
Just STAY DETERMINED.
Myself has relapsed SO MANY times over the last 7 months. I can’t even get over 5 days of NoFap. But one thing I noticed that everytime I relapse, I will at least understand a pattern about myself. Because of that, its easier to reach 5 days than before. It used to take me once every month, but now I only relapse every weekend.
I’m like a week in and I got to be honest that description around 5:35 was pushing me towards the dark arts
I am missing al the visuals with this presentation
Even Dan Bilzerian watches Ted now
Rambo movies don’t teach you how to be a better soldier and Evil Angel movies don’t teach you how to be a desirable hetero-male sexual partner. Titanic doesn’t teach guys how to date upwards out of your income class. It’s all just fantasy.
More fantasy kills your realities bro
The fact that you remember any of that proved that it had an impact on your psyche.
Bullshit, i learn tons of stuff from movies.
@Wade Rhyderrek Wait, how does that work?
sinn you aren’t separate from your experiences, or your body for that matter. If you can remember a movie that you haven’t seen recently, then it’s because you have an experience with it or you relate to the film in some way.
For example, I’ve watched every Fast and the Furious movie at least three times and I still couldn’t tell you anything about them because they just don’t resonate with me; but I can describe the plot of “A Boy and his Dog,” despite the fact that I haven’t even heard anyone say anything about that film in about 6 years.
That’s why I prefer my 2D anime girlfriends.
@Hirvieläin You lust what you lust, my friend
Thats my boy
Furry?
Sad
And what are their names?
I wonder if this PowerPoint is available online somewhere.
Same here..googled it and didn’t find it
So often we treat teenagers as idiots who are not as smart as the adults and we try to protect them by making all the decisions, and then we are surprised when twenty-somethings are passive and unable to think critically.
Rea Kariz you are a sane adult, wish you a good day
Now apply this same logic by swapping your word “teenagers” for adults, and your word “adults” for government…….and there you have the progressive movement in a nutshell. Make the government bigger and more powerful to make more and more decisions for adults because they think adults are idiots. Which as a result creates idiots.
Let individuals decided for themselves what works and doesn’t work for them. Easy solution.
So true, parents are to blame
@MrDoobysmPolicies like Medicare for All, or a robust social safety net are “the government thinking for you”?
Compared to the.. lead breathing carbon spewing hyper religious hypocrites called the baby boomers?..
Insults are cheap and easy, like homeopathic psychology, where you only treat the face of the cause. #intersectionality
As always, the media is not the problem, media-illiteracy is. As adults, it’s our duty to educate the youth, no matter how embarrassed we may personally feel about the topic. And it’s not just the teachers’ job. Parents especially should talk to their own teens about these issues!
Lunareon thank you for this comment I feel like everyone on here is too caught up on the beginning of the video rather than the actual point.
this presentation is just so much self important gibberish. She sounds afraid.
@John Hillman what?
okay great, you’ve read other peoples studies.
And she’s gathered and presented it in a consumable way
(This is the most important part of any study)
7:26 Only 62% of females?
John theux I was surprised by that as well. Perhaps that just means that teenage girls are very dishonest. After all, I doubt they did more than simply ask them to determine whether or not they’d seen some.
It really is not as common for girls as it is for boys. I’m more surprised that it wasn’t 100% of the boys.
Yeah 62% gtfo
I’m just thinking how she missed a trojan horse joke when she referenced zucchini laden brownies
First they came for Tumblr..
You are right. Colleagues who are forcing you to choose a side are close minded and are subconsciously subjective. A complex issue is not answerable by a “yes or no”. They fail to realize that along the course of the research you may stumble upon a more important topic which totally changes the course of the study.
ok our teacher was watching a video then it autoplayed to this. everyone started laughing but our teacher gave us a lecture