This article seems to argue that most people (including both women and men) do not like playing the roles typically portrayed in pornography (i.e. rough sex and domination/submission). The study even goes to suggest many people might alter their sexual behavior to abide by what is considered normal behavior in pornography. TRP seems to suggest pornography more closely reflects reality than many people believe. Do you think pornography reflects the sexual reality, or have we (both men and women) been conditioned to act in accord with sexual “standards” displayed online? To what extent do you think both sexes (in real life) are faking their enjoyment of the sexual acts because they believe pornography represents an established social behavior? Is pornography reshaping the way humanity views sexuality and sexual acts?
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