How are religious people connected to the world of virtual sex?
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Recently, an interesting study was conducted, based on which scientists proved that religious people tend to spend more money on lovemaking. It sounds funny, but this subtle relationship is easy to understand. How was this research conducted?
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A survey was conducted of more than 11, 000 users of one of the most popular pornographic sites. They were asked about their attitude towards religion (Christian, Buddhist or Muslim). They were asked how deep they were in their faith and even whether they believed in the existence of God. They were also asked what type of pornography they liked best.
The results of this survey showed that 44% are “slightly” religious (they believe in living a righteous life and not harming others, but are not devout and do not go to church or pray several times a day). 8. 5% said they were deeply religious.
Researchers have noticed some oddities that differentiate believers from non-believers when it comes to how they view pornography. The fact is that the former are willing to pay more money for viewing pornography than the latter. Religious viewers are big fans of high-end virtual reality pornography. They do not spare a single hint about their virtual partners on air. Strange? There will still be! But there is something else interesting.
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In the old Sylvester Stallone movie Demolition Man, people started to think that exchanging bodily fluids was dirty, so they came to the conclusion that they were doing.
More than 10% of pornographic video viewers who identify as heterosexual—half of humanity—admit that they regularly watch films featuring gay and transgender people.
The world of sex and pornography.

And nearly half of religious viewers admit that when they watch pornography, they try to remember an accurate picture of the real world of sex. In general, they do this to make sure that sex is still being performed correctly and to further ensure that sex has not yet been cancelled.
If religious people are unhappy with their sex lives and want to change it, isn”t it time to stop VR and talk about their problems with their partners?






