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The Consequences Of Porn: The Dark Side Of Porn

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VI. DARK SIDE OF PORN I n consonance to Newton’s theory of every action has an equal and opposite reaction the same principle applies with the ill effects of porn though porn can be a stress buster for many person who work day in day out or a merriment moment for a couple but it certainly has its own negativities. The most common accusation is that watching porn regularly tends to de-sensitized man and augments his desire for more and more. Well there has been a constant jump in offence against women in last decade, according to data collected from National Crime Record Bureau (NCRB) there has been a substantial change in percentage in year to year basis in crime against women as per the records in year 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014 as many as 22,172 , 24,206 , 24,923 , 33,707, 36,735 rapes have been reported respectively with an average percentage increase of 10 percent per year with the year in between 2012 to 2013 recorded the highest jump from 24923 to 33707 with a percentage growth of 35.2 percent an increase of 8784 cases and this is the amount of cases which were recorded, just think about the cases which were not recorded, if they were recorded this number might easily be …show more content…

In the number of incident of outrage of modesty of a women (section 354 of IPC) the incident have almost doubled in last five year with 40,163 recorded in 2010 to 77,747 recorded in 2014 this are horrific figure if you are a woman living in India in fact this are horrific figure for any Indian whose wife, daughter, sister goes outside for

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