>The consequences of an abnormal sexual development or an unhealthy attitude towards females due to stumbling across hardcore porn and becoming addicted to it at a young age?
Do you have evidence/sources to back this claim?
Do you have evidence/sources to back this claim?
I've read many studies, of which I didn't catalog, but the above link should get you started.
Example of porn linked to abnormal sexual development
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5039517/
Example of unhealthy attitudes towards females
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/38041887_Pornograph...
[1a] https://www.yourbrainonporn.com/
[1b] https://www.yourbrainonporn.com/studies-reported-relationshi...
[1c] https://www.yourbrainonporn.com/studies-linking-porn-use
[2] https://www.reddit.com/r/NoFap/
[EDIT] Formatting is hard
Your second link is about correlation between consumption of pornography depicting violence against women, and expressing views supporting violence against women. It does not say anything about causation. It's not very surprising that men who support violence against women would consume pornography depicting exactly that.
The two links you provided say absolutely nothing about porn exposure as a teenager. Even if there was a detrimental effect (which the 2 studies don't say), it doesn't mean that monitoring and filtering is an efficient solution, especially at the expense of a healthy relationship with your kid where they trust you enough to have a discussion about something that shocked them.
That's a valid argument for the second paper, and unfortunately I don't think I'll be able to address it because most papers I found are behind a paywall and I can't read them.
Regardless, it's implied that poor sexual health and attitudes supporting women violence are both detrimental effects. I also wasn't making the argument that monitoring and filtering was the solution, I was providing citations on a claim because they were requested. If you didn't like those citations, it's why I also posted [1b] and [1c], which are 24 and 25 research papers about porn being linked to poor sexual health, and porn being linked to objectifying feelings towards women, respectively.
If you want to know my opinion on the subject, it's that teen monitoring apps don't work, and drive a wedge between teens and parents. But I also think there are real dangers on the internet that are not obvious to children discovering it, and having a very serious conversation with your kids is a very important thing to do.
To someone without a sex drive, porn is yucky and boring