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[[Screamers]] and [[shock sites]] which contain '''nudity''' or '''pornographic images | {{ContentWarning}} | ||
[[Screamers]] and [[shock sites]] which contain '''nudity''' or '''pornographic images'''. | |||
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The pages linked in this category discuss shock sites that contain pornographic material. Pornography is potentially biologically addictive, is proven to harm human brain development, desensitizes brain reward circuits, can increase the risk of prostate cancer, increases conditioned responses, and weakens brain function. Exposure to this content is associated with low self-esteem and body image, eating disorders, impaired brain development, and other emotional and mental illnesses. Pornography increases the demand for prostitution, child exploitation, and child pornography. | |||
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Screamers and shock sites which contain nudity or pornographic images.
Preemptive legal notice:
The pages linked in this category discuss shock sites that contain pornographic material. Pornography is potentially biologically addictive, is proven to harm human brain development, desensitizes brain reward circuits, can increase the risk of prostate cancer, increases conditioned responses, and weakens brain function. Exposure to this content is associated with low self-esteem and body image, eating disorders, impaired brain development, and other emotional and mental illnesses. Pornography increases the demand for prostitution, child exploitation, and child pornography.
