For almost half of young people (45% to be precise), porn is their leading source of sex information.What’s more, almost two-thirds of young adults in the UK (65%) said their very first exposure to sex was not through a partner, parent or even a classroom – but via porn. Watching it is a popular pastime: over three-quarters (77%) of Gen Zers in the UK consume porn on a regular basis, with almost half (43%) watching weekly, a LADbible survey of 5,300 18- to 29-year-olds found.While some argue that watching porn can be a “healthy” habit if consumed ethically, there are times when it can trigger negative feelings and beliefs in those who watch or listen to it.LADbible’s survey found one-third admit to feeling guilty after watching porn, while one in two men worry they consume too much of it. Almost half (49%) of Gen Z men said they’ve struggled to reduce their porn consumption.Nearly one-third said their interest in real-life sex had dwindled since consuming porn, and 49% said it had changed their expectations. Almost half (45%) of men compare themselves to the people they see in porn, with 40% of women saying the same.  Alarmingly, in a separate Children’s Commissio