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Pornography Consumption and Sexual Satisfaction among Married Couples: A Sociological Analysis

Author(s) Munish Babu, Prof. Dr. Aparna Joshi
Country India
Abstract The increasing accessibility of digital media has significantly transformed patterns of intimacy, sexuality, and marital relationships in contemporary society. Among these transformations, pornography consumption has emerged as an important social and relational phenomenon influencing sexual attitudes and practices among married couples. This paper examines the relationship between pornography consumption and sexual satisfaction within marriage from a sociological perspective. Drawing upon the primary as well as secondary sources, the study explores how pornography affects sexual communication, emotional intimacy, marital expectations, gender relations, and relationship satisfaction. The paper argues that pornography consumption produces both positive and negative outcomes depending upon factors such as frequency of use, mutual consent, openness in communication, emotional bonding, and cultural context. While some couples experience greater sexual experimentation, communication, and intimacy through consensual pornography use, others encounter secrecy, emotional distance, unrealistic expectations, and marital conflict. The study also highlights how patriarchal norms, cultural taboos, and technological changes shape the experiences of pornography consumption in the Indian context. The paper concludes that pornography itself does not automatically strengthen or weaken marital relationships; rather, its impact depends upon the broader social, emotional, and relational environment within which it is consumed. The study contributes to sociological discussions on sexuality, marriage, digital culture, and changing intimate relationships in contemporary society.
Keywords Pornography, Sexual Satisfaction, Married Couples, Intimacy, Gender Relations, Digital Media, Marriage
Published In Volume 7, Issue 3, May-June 2026
Published On 2026-06-06
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