The article addresses the alarming normalization of sexual choking in intimate relationships, particularly spurred by high pornography consumption. A study revealed that significant numbers of college students have experienced choking, while many, especially young individuals, erroneously believe it is safe. Research indicates a correlation between pornography use and misconceptions about consent and safety surrounding choking. The piece emphasizes the urgent need for education, policy changes, and improved communication to clarify the dangers of choking, which, despite some glamorization, carries inherent risks.
High pornography consumption is associated with an increased (and false) belief that sexual choking is safe.
Those who frequently consume pornography are less likely to believe that consent is needed for sexual choking.
There is no safe way to choke someone.
Education, policy change and communication can improve understanding of the risks associated with choking.
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