Hi, this is Dr. Jade Wu.

Before we get into today's show, just a heads up that we will be talking about stuff that

may be inappropriate for kids, so parents beware.

Now let's get to the fun stuff.

For better or worse, the rise of the internet made sexual images available anytime, anywhere.

How does this affect our brains?

The way we see people, or our sex lives, in real life?

Welcome back to Savi Psychologist.

I'm your host Dr. Jade Wu.

Every week I'll help you meet life's challenges with evidence-based research, a sympathetic

ear, and zero judgment.

Today, let's take a look at the neuroscience and psychology of pornography.

In the past few decades, the internet has put everything under the sun within reach,

and ever we want it.

We can binge watch every season of friends if we want it to.

We can have toilet paper shipped to our front door.

We can find out how many teeth a shark has.

It has five rows of teeth totaling 3,000.

Do what you will with that information.

And of course, we can watch pornography.

Hours and hours of sexual images and videos involving mostly people in every imaginable

combination and location, and some unimaginable ones too.

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