Cross-sectional study shows no significant correlation between pornography consumption and sexual self-esteem in Tunisian women, indicating complexities in sexual education influences.
Key Points
No significant correlation was found between sexual self-esteem and pornography consumption in the studied population.
Only 11% of women reported receiving structured sexual education, while 80% relied on online sources.
60% of participants reported consuming pornography, mainly in video format, highlighting trends in media consumption.
Women who found sexual education essential reported lower pornography consumption, suggesting educational impacts.