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Everybody knows what pornography is, and those who claim otherwise, lie and watch it a few times more, the experts say. Movies with such content have long been firmly established in the lives of many of us, and it is not just the men, but also women.

Tireless researchers decided to find out what would happen if pornography disappears. Thus, imagine a situation in which gigabytes of “strawberries” and XXXs will disappear from the Internet and television. People participating in the research responded in different ways:

1. God knows what will happen: increase in numbers of rapes, new opportunities for the illegal market of porn, and eventually there will be a mini-sex apocalypse.

2 If porn disappears ... people will create it again! And if they do not succeed, the entire population will slide into sexual ignorance.

3. All will get better! People will not contemplate sex scenes all alone, they will finally pay due attention to their partners, and will include their imagination.

Which of the choices is correct? We will probably never know, because the porn industry brings so much money that businessmen will never close down this gold mine. Whether it is good or bad, everyone decides for themselves.

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