1. ‘One in three clients are women struggling with their own porn use’, says Quit Porn Addiction founder and counsellor Jason Dean (Source: guardian.co.uk Thursday 7 April 2011)

2. Duncan E. Stafford, psychotherapist and author of Turned On: Intimacy in a pornized society reports that nearly 25% of people contacting him with issues with porn use are women who feel they have a negative issue around looking at pornography. (Source: therapy-space cambridge)

3. ‘A compilation of various surveys in 2005-2007 show that 17% of women struggle with pornography addiction. That percentage translates to 1 in every 6 women – and remember, these were self-assessed surveys. It’s possible the figure is higher when you consider the number of women who watch porn but don’t consider their porn use to be problematic or compulsive. One in every six women, yet we almost never hear about women and porn.’ (Source: oneinsix)