(Hopefully the title doesn’t get my blog blocked by net-filters.)

An intriguing entomological experiment shows that a male butterfly will ignore a living female butterfly of his own species in favour of a painted cardboard one, if the cardboard one is big. If the cardboard one is bigger than he is, bigger than any female butterfly ever could be. He jumps the pieces of cardboard. Nearby, the real, living female butterfly opens and closes her wings in vain.

We are living in days where viewing pornography is regarded as a normal, socially acceptable activity, and is a part of many peoples’ everyday lives. It is a pandemic that has spread across western civilization, fatally weakening our society. We are in deep trouble, and unless something is done about it, our society will eventually destroy itself (history shows that a society which normalises and embraces sexual depravity almost always collapses).

This paper is an attempt to provide accurate insight to the dangers and consequences of pornography, and most impotently, provide hope and help to those who desperately need it.

Click here to view the PDF study.