
After Billie Eilish talks about porn, experts urge parents and kids to have straight talk about sex
CNN
Easily accessible online pornography is no substitute for open and honest sex education. Such was the consensus among psychologists and educators this past week after brutally honest and heartbreaking comments from singer Billie Eilish about exposure to porn at a young age.
In the cyber age, porn is easily accessible to adolescents online. In fact, most porn these days is accessed through the internet, according to a 2016 meta-analysis published in The Journal of Sex Research.
Adolescents who viewed violent, graphic pornography were six times more likely to be sexually aggressive than those who were not exposed, according to a 2011 study cited by a 2012 review of research. Kids aren't only seeing porn at younger ages these days, but they are seeing more porn and more graphic porn than their parents did. Pornography, however, is no substitute for open and honest sex education.

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