People have been told that being married is better for you and being single is bad. This comes from a study done in 1858 that track the mortality rates of married, widowed and celibate people. The findings showed that the married people lived longer healthier lives. But recent studies being done at Ohio State University’s College of Medicine have included those in committed relationships and gay relationships to the mix. What These researchers are studying is the effects of psychological stress like marital discord, and the affect on the immune system. Marital stress can be a source of chronic stress. Three studies showed that women in unhappy relationships or still emotionally hung up on the past had weaker immune systems. Happier women single or married had much stronger immune systems. Newlyweds exhibiting the hostile behavior had the largest declines in the immune system.
Lastly men in women in their 50s and 60s who found themselves single again had a noticeable decline in physical health that they never fully recovered from. So being this belief has been proven to be a myth. Happy and financially secure is the key to longevity. So for many people happiness is shown in sexual ways. For many of those people both single and attached it not only means sex but it also means surfing the internet for Free porn. Free porn is thought to be evil. Many believe it is the root of failed marriages and abuse towards women. A scientist at the University of Hawaii performed studies to see just how bad the effects of pornography were on society at large study is entirely data-driven. He found that porn is not the cause of those evils those that have had a strict, repressive religious upbringing. Are more likely to be abusers and sex offenders. In fact he found no data that suggested a correlation between an increase in the availability of porn and an increase in sex crimes.
He also found that, research suggests that women use pornography in far higher numbers than some might assume. This is substantiated by a study from Christian Internet monitoring group, that reported that 34 percent of female readers of Today’s Christian Women’s online newsletter admitted to intentionally accessing Internet pornography