01-25-2013, 09:04 AM
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Originally Posted by ilnjscb
and changing habits of consumers
"Those guys are the industry?s biggest problem?people who like to watch porn but also situate themselves as above it all. Today, most viewers don?t count themselves as ?fans? at all. Clarissa Smith, a researcher at the University of Sunderland in northeastern England, has spent years collecting data on thousands of Internet porn users. When she crunched some preliminary numbers from a voluntary online questionnaire of 5,490 men and women, she noticed a schism between young and old consumers. Both male and female users in their teens and 20s viewed porn frequently but not passionately. They accessed it through downloads and tube sites and amateur portals when they were either horny or bored. And out of all porn viewers, those aged 18-25 rated pornography as least important to their lives. When porn is free, we want it more, and we value it less."
Porn Fans Aren?t What They Used To Be |
Thankfully I depend on buyers and not fans to earn my money. |
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