Men are more visually stimulated than women. Everybody knows that, right?
That’s why they’ve enjoyed pornography for centuries while women have not. Sure, women enjoy beautiful landscapes and artworks. But, when it comes to sexual images – nothing. Their ability to respond is mysteriously switched off.
The world pornography market is estimated to be tens of billions of dollars,America’s market is by far the largest in the world in terms of scope and revenue. It far exceeds the market in Europe. Based on the information we have, I would estimate the market in the U.S. to be in the neighborhood of $7 billion.”
In Kenya however the exposure to porn has been attributed to early pregnancies.
George Magoha, the Kenya National Examinations Council boss, wants pornography sites blocked in the country.
According to him, such websites are to blame for the spiralling cases of teenage pregnancies reported during the national exams.
“Getting pregnant when you are not ready is primitive and a sign of moral decadence and negligence from parents,” Magoha said.
He further registered his disappointment with the country’s leaders accusing them of not talking to girls about family planning.
Let them block the sites… I have downloaded enough videos to carry me to 2030??
— Gift Randu (@giftrandu) November 28, 2018
The KNEC boss even alluded to the same leaders allegedly cheering on for people to ‘multiply and fill the earth’.
Magoha reiterated calls for introduction of lessons on sexual education in schools.
According to him, it is outdated to think that teaching family health is unnecessary.
On allegations of leaked exam papers, Magoha denied the claims saying a few issues of malpractice were expected but nothing out of the ordinary.
“Students were calm irregardless of rumours that police officers manning the exam centres were scaring them,” he added.