There is a disturbing global trend to try to censor internet porn. We already told you about several US states moving to declare porn a “human health crisis” or attempt to impose a vice tax on internet porn. However, fortunately for US citizens, these measures have (so far) been largely toothless. Other countries, sadly, have very real hurdles to clear when trying to access adult content.
A while back we wrote a blog post about the the recent Xhamster Report on Human Sexuality Part 1, which claims that watching porn might actually make you bisexual. A controversial claim to be sure, but according to their evidence, it is possible. This got us wondering, what are some of the other psychological effects of watching porn? The more puritanical elements of society would have you believe that porn is a devilish, With many states like Arizona looking to declare porn a public health crisis, we here at coupons feel that it is important to look at the facts. It helps that - for the most part - the facts are on our side (and not that of the neo puritans). So how does porn actually affect you? Click our full post to find out!
I’ve often espoused the importance of category searches for premium porn sites. They help narrow large archives by providing a list of options. A good category search can also whet the appetite in the same way the menu at your favorite restaurant might. Trying to decide between the bacon cheese burger and the prime rib gets you salivating with anticipation; looking at images while deciding to cue up lesbians or Latinas has a similar effect on our more lascivious appetites.
We’ve always offered a category search to help narrow down the 800+ porn deals we have available. However, it has come to our attention that it has been some time since we’ve updated this feature. Some of our latest on-trend offerings no longer fit neatly into the categories provided. We know we have what you’re searching for from studying industry trends and our own data. However, we haven’t been doing all we can to help you search.
Arizona state legislator, Gail Griffin, has introduced a bill that would levy a $20 excise tax on consumer wishing to access pornographic material in Arizona. The proposed tax would pay for part of Trump’s controversial, and as of yet unfunded, the border wall. The bill would require anyone who creates or distributes internet-connected devices, such as phones, tablets, & computers, to block people in the state from viewing adult content unless they pay this $20 tax. This is 1 of 2 porn-related bills proposed by the state of Arizona so far this year... and it's only February. To learn more about Arizona's anti-porn agenda, and how our so-called "vices" are taxed throughout the US, check out our full blog post below!
Arizona seeks to declare pornography a "public health crisis." Republican state legislator, Michelle Udall, claims that porn "perpetuates a sexually toxic environment that damages all areas of our society." Just one problem, there is zero scientific evidence to support this claim. To find our more about this alarming anti-porn trend and how to refute it, click the link below.
