Ponorgraphy and Ethics Revised

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Pornography and the ethics of the person
Sex is crucial in marriages and relationships as it improves and strengthens these unions. It is a driving force of marriage relationships that brings true love and intimacy. Purely natural sex is defined through its social, intellectual, emotional and physical aspect. Pornography, unlike a purely natural sexual act, lacks the physical and social aspect of sex. Porn is a multi-billion dollar industry that has absorbed many willing individuals to act for money.According to (Weston 159, more than two-thirds of adults between the ages of 18 and 25 years are regular consumers of pornography. The question here is apart from the fame and respect the porn actors have from their money, how will the society judge them regarding morality?
In a typical pornographic scene, actors portray extremely inhuman and unnatural acts that are not by the society’s code of contact. It is unethical for instance to rape or engage in a sexual act with an animal. Porn actors may do so to satisfy their viewer’s quest for sexual desires, but the act they are doing themselves is against the society values and norms (Weston 160). The actors who portray such an act may just be showing their highest level of immorality.
Treating women as a sex object is not the real intention of sex. Women should be treated with equality and fairness like men. Porn actors who deceive their viewers into believing that they become superior through objectification are immoral as portrayed by their deeds (Weston 161).

This phenomenon lacks the view the society has on sex and porn believers, due to their adventurous tendencies, still buy into these ideas they view.
Sex greatly involves the mind of an individual, and porn primarily focuses on feeding the mind with deluding imaginations and bringing a state of complete sexual intimacy. It thus results in a complete bodily dilution and sexual incompleteness. Therefore, it derails the viewer’s meaning of a complete and natural sexual experience (Weston 160). The individual thus tends to have antisocial sexual behaviors resulting from their adventurous sexual tendencies that contradict the values and norms of the society.
As some may say, the morality of a pornographic actor is defined by the scene they depict, may be true to some degree. But the entire pornographic act depicts unnatural and incomplete sexual experience that is incoherent to any society’s norms and values. The actors are just out to sacrifice their morality for financial gains and buying into their sexual perception is self-dilution and undoing. 
Works Cited
Weston, Anthony. A 21st-century ethical toolbox. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2001.