Decades of studies from respected academic institutions have demonstrated significant impacts of porn consumption for individuals, relationships, and society.

Our Get the Facts resource features 15 articles that summarize relevant research on a specific

topic surrounding porn's harms to help you be more informed and more empowered with the

facts. Read all 15 Get The Facts articles at FtnD.org forward slash get the facts. That's FtnD.org

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Welcome to part 11 of our get the facts series, where we explore the research on a specific topic surrounding porn's harms on individuals, relationships, and society,

to help you be more informed and empowered with the facts. Today's episode is how the porn industry profits from non-consensual

content and abuse. You can find the sources to the claims made in this episode or read along

at Ftndd.org forward slash get the facts.

Now let's get to the episode.

Serena Fletes was a completely normal 14-year-old,

focused on school and crushes.

So when her crush asked her to send him naked videos of herself,

she did. Never expecting they would end up on several of the world's most popular porn sites. When kids at her school started bullying and

calling her a slut, the horrifying realization set in. The videos had been shared and she had no

control over their spread. One of the videos,

which had been posted to Pornhub, reportedly had hundreds of thousands of views. Overwhelmed and

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