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Porn: A Ruthless Business is a 2024 documentary that investigates how porn websites operate and exposes their business models. Former employees give insider accounts, and victims whose lives have been destroyed by the videos speak out:

Porn: A Ruthless Business (You’ll need to make an account, and you might also need a VPN set to Australia to be able to watch)

Beyond Fantasy is a 2022 documentary miniseries that exposes how the mainstream porn industry creates provocative content in a landscape of abuse, coercion, and ethical violation:

Beyond Fantasy - Ep 1: "Barely Legal"

Beyond Fantasy - Ep 2: "Unsafe Sex"

Beyond Fantasy - Ep 3: "Hardcore"

Or watch on their website: Beyond Fantasy

Raised on Porn is a 2021 documentary that exposes the ways pornography has become the new sex education for children and unpacks the dangerous lifelong implications of this global phenomenon:

Raised on Porn

Brain, Heart, World is a 2020 documentary miniseries that talks about the harmful effects of porn:

Brain, Heart, World

Addicted to Porn: Chasing the Cardboard Butterfly is a 2017 documentary about the impact of pornography on societies, it breaks down the damage that porn addiction is doing:

Addicted to Porn: Chasing the Cardboard Butterfly

Over 18 is a 2016 documentary about modern pornography and its effects on kids, teens, parents, and porn stars:

Over 18

Porn on the Brain is a 2013 documentary by former Loaded magazine editor Martin Daubney, who examines how pornography has changed in recent decades and considers whether today's pornography may be having a detrimental effect on the brains of its young users:

Porn on the Brain

Hardcore Profits is a 2009 BBC documentary on the harms of pornography:

Hardcore Profits - Part 1

Hardcore Profits - Part 2

The Price of Pleasure: Pornography, Sexuality and Relationships is a 2008 documentary that examines the unprecedented role that commercial pornography occupies in American popular culture. The film explores what happens when images of sexual degradation are used for arousal:

The Price of Pleasure: Pornography, Sexuality & Relationships

or The Price of Pleasure

Against Pornography: The Feminism of Andrea Dworkin is a 1991 documentary on the harms of pornography and Andrea Dworkin's fight against it:

Against Pornography: The Feminism of Andrea Dworkin

According to the rewrite of gay & lesbian history the whole world was actually on the gay & lesbian side, everyone from the kids at school to the government was on the gay & lesbian side. It was just a minority of faceless meanies who were actually homophobic, but they were so powerful everyone was forced to just accept homophobia. The concept that EVERYONE was literally a bona fide homophobe is not even a consideration. The concept of being a homosexual, a marginalised minority, facing mainstream public condemnation, from everyone, church, govt, school, your job flipping burgers, every fucking one? The concept that not only was homophobia universally acceptable but cool, trendy, groovy baby? No not realistic.

So then they apply this to the modern day. They see themselves with all their mainstream support, their government support, being catered to by corporations, being cool and trendy and profitable, and none of that precludes them from oppression. In their view they've become the new gays & lesbians. They're hip and counterculture and on the front page of magazines and they're so terribly oppressed, all at the same time. Gays & lesbians with no mainstream support, with the govt at our throats, who are old-fashioned, off-brand and irrelevant, we're the oppressors.

A new study has found that women with college and graduate degrees are the least likely to marry and the most likely to remain single by age 40. The research, which analyzed data from multiple developed countries, highlights a growing trend of educated women prioritizing career success and independence over traditional marriage.

Experts say the rise in financial autonomy and changing gender expectations has reshaped relationship dynamics. Many women report struggling to find compatible partners who meet their intellectual and lifestyle standards.

Sociologists believe this trend may continue as more women outpace men in education and earnings, fundamentally changing the social landscape of marriage and family formation.