Actress Shailene Woodley recently slammed America’s growing addiction to Internet pornography and accused porn producers of pushing an empty “McDonald’s” version of sex.
She also called widespread access to Internet porn “bacon hanging in front of a dog,” enticing millions of people into clicking on explicit links, the New York Post reported.
“The way that sex is presented on the surface in this country is so fabricated,” Woodley said on Tuesday’s appearance on the She MD podcast with Mary Alice Haney and Dr. Thais Aliabadi. “And it’s such a performance instead of true intimacy, vulnerability, and connection.”
She went on to say that Internet porn is pushing sex like it’s fast food, not true intimacy.
“I was talking to somebody else about this yesterday, about how if people knew what was possible with sex, they would look at porn and go, ‘Oh God, this is like junk food. Really?” the Divergent star railed. “This is what we’re being sold when all of these other things are possible with my body because I’m like a magic machine?”
“Pleasure is so important, and we just rip each other off of it because I think we don’t necessarily even know what’s possible,” Woodley went on. “And that’s my big beef with porn is I’m like, ‘You’re selling everybody McDonald’s when you could have like, whoa.’” […]
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