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Firstly I would like to say a huge thank you to my supervisor/tutor Bev, you were so incredibly supportive, kind, encouraging and never failed to make me laugh. I’m so glad I retook the year just purely for having the honour to work with you. Berry, D. M. (2008). Copy, rip, burn: The politics of copyleft and open source. London: Pluto Press. Watching porn has been linked to a multitude of problems for individuals and wider society – but for every study maligning it, another clears its name. Often, evidence is mixed, and the research methods and sample sizes of studies have their limitations.Segal, L. (1992). Sweet sorrows, painful pleasures: Pornography and the perils of heterosexual desire. In L. Segal & M. McIntosh (Eds.), Sex exposed: Sexuality and the pornography debate (pp. 65–91). London: Virago. According to your new research, in what ways is pornography affecting men and their views on sexuality?

Bey, H. (1991). The temporary autonomous zone, ontological anarchy, poetic terrorism, the hermetic library at hermetic.com. http://hermetic.com/bey/taz3.html. Accessed 29 July 2009. Although, Balzarini concedes, the results between the two studies may differ because the original study was conducted in 1989, when the abundance and content of porn was very different to what it is now. Switchboard External Link – a community-based not for profit organisation that provides a peer-driven, volunteer-run support service for LGBTIQ+ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex and more) people and their friends, families and allies. When I initially tell people about my topic, they flinch at the word Pornography. To me, this reaction is a physical representation of the stigma against it. However, once I explain Feminist Pornography in more depth, the response is full of curiosity and excitement, often following with an offer to proof-read the full written dissertation. This reaction is a physical representation of the importance of Feminist Pornography and how it can reduce stigma around the filmed sex industry. I chose to study the role of Feminist Pornography because it is refreshing, progressive and representative of all people, not just women. It is an educational resource, an art form and something that people should know about, not just to benefit themselves and their intimate relationships but also to stop the stigma surrounding consensual sex on screen.Barad, K. (2008). Living in a posthumanist world: Lessons from Schrödinger’s Cat. In A. Smelik & N. Lykke (Eds.), Bits of life: Feminism at the intersections of media, bioscience, and technology (pp. 165–176). Seattle, WA: University of Washington Press. And here you thought gay, bisexual and straight were the only sexual orientations, ha! There are so, so many more. Mendes, K. D., Keller, J., & Ringrose, J. (Forthcoming 2016). Speaking ‘Unspeakable Things’: Documenting Digital Feminist Responses to Rape Culture. Journal of Gender Studies. Rose, B, S. A. M. O. I. S. (1982). Coming to power: Writings and graphics on lesbian SM. Boston: Alyson. Many pornographic films promote an unrealistic image of “beauty” by portraying very ‘slim’ and very ‘young’ people. Some advocates worry that this may contribute to low self-esteem, especially among women, or cause people to have unrealistic expectations of their sexual partners. Addiction

Women’s sexuality can change over time, like anyone else’s. At different times in life you may feel very sexual and at other times sex might be the furthest thing from your mind. That’s normal. Sexual developmentOne of the most relevant features of postmodernity is the explosion of diversity in the field of sexuality. Clear manifestations in this regard now cover a wide range. It’s increasingly clear to everyone that there are multiple ways of experiencing one’s own sexuality and that all of them are perfectly respectable. long-acting reversible contraception – such as an intrauterine device (IUD), implant and injections. You can withdraw consent at any point if you feel uncomfortable and the best way to ensure both parties are comfortable with any sexual activity is to talk about it. It's okay to ask your partner questions Tiidenberg, K., & Cruz, E. G. (2015). Selfies, image and the re-making of the body. Body & society. 1–26. doi: 10.1177/1357034X15592465.