In my job as editor of For Every Mom, I have written about and published other authors’ posts about pornography many times. I have written about how we have to talk to our kids about it, shield them from it, and speak out against it. However, recently I have begun to feel that we haven’t even hit the tip of the iceberg on this topic, and I’ve felt an urgency to share with you a new and troubling trend in pornography that is being sought out by internet users.
I use Google analytics so I can see not only how many people are looking at For Every Mom, but also, in real-time, I can see what keywords they have Google searched for to find the site. MULTIPLE times a day, every day, I see that people have found my site by searching for porn that involves a parent having sex with a child.
Screen shot taken from the Google Analytics for foreverymom.com on March 14, 2017.
Let me repeat: Every day, multiple times a day, I see keyword searches like this, people searching for a parent having sex with a child, that people search the internet for and land on this website. (Thankfully they have found their way to THIS website, and maybe what they read here encourages them to seek help for their porn addiction! I can only hope and pray.)
I think you’ll agree with me that people searching the internet for videos of mothers having sex with their children aren’t exactly the goofy 13-year-olds of days gone by trying to get a peek at a Playboy Magazine.
This is deviant sexual behavior that is leading to the trafficking and abuse of women and children. And if I’m seeing multiple searches for it a day landing on one website, on one TINY corner of the internet, how many hundreds of thousands of searches for this stuff are ACTUALLY occurring each day?
Porn is addictive, and studies have shown that once you start looking at it, you will soon need more and more violent/deviant/exotic porn to satisfy your cravings. And that in many cases, just watching it is not enough.
Parents, this is an urgent issue for us because the LARGEST GROUP of internet porn viewers is children aged 12-17.
Photo: YouTube/Fight the New Drug
I can’t emphasize this enough: Pornography is addictive, and it may start out as “normal” porn, but pretty soon that’s not enough and it can get real deviant, real fast.
