Porn Tells Us How to Have Sex, And This is Killing Love

The industry defines intimacy, sex, and marriage. This together with lack of meaningful sex-ed lessons in schools are slowly destroying love and killing relationships.

Orge Castellano
7 min readJan 8, 2018

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“Let go of me, I don’t feel comfortable doing that” she exclaimed angrily.

“Why are you so angry with me!” he exclaimed.

“You are sick. You are a pervert. You expect me to do bizarre stuff all the time. This is unreal. This is not love. You don’t love me Ryan, you love porn” she exclaimed out loud.

Ryan was a caring, charming, funny, loving boyfriend. He met Ashley three years ago. They hit it off immediately and relatively quickly became a couple and started living together. Their sex wasn’t the best but Ashley was optimistic about what the future would hold — although there weren’t any indications that the situation was going to improve at any time. All that hope even fell-off a year after, when she noticed how his sex drive gradually decreased, and that he wasn’t even interested in sleeping with her anymore. Then, she became suspicious and thought he was cheating on her. She even thought he was gay and was hiding his true sexual orientation. But nothing could’ve been further from what she…

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