Pornography often sets unrealistic expectations for teenagers regarding anatomy and sexual encounters.

“Um, women's sexuality is complex. It's the anatomy you cannot see as well as you can see with men. Just sort of the nature of the fact that, you know, when a bunch of boys are in a locker room, they can see other boys anatomy. They see the differences. They understand that that's healthy. Women don't often see other, you know, girls don't often see other girls vaginas um as clearly as as, you know, boys see other penises. And so normalizing through, you know, the the labia, you know, library and and realizing what's normal and understanding the clitoreral nerve for for both boys and girls, thinking about safe ways to sort of explore intimacy. If you don't provide them withformational content such as, you know, OMG, yes, and and teaching them about how to explore their anatomy, they will turn to porn. Um and we have great data that almost all of the porn is not healthy um for uh teens in terms of setting expectations that are unrealistic um both anatomical and sort of describing you know penetrative penis and vagina sex as the way that women have like screaming orgasms. That's just not accurate. And so it set expect sets expectations for encounters that are just not obtainable and leads to you know disappointment and um self-confidence issues.”