Susan Quilliam, who recently revised the hirsute 1970’s classic, The Joy of Sex, describes her understanding of the internet’s role in shaping sex: “There are two things to be said about the Internet: The first is how wonderful it is and the second is how terrible it is. I stress both. There’s Internet pornography, there’s infidelity, but at the same time, the freedom it gives to form relationships is wonderful.” As she next goes on to say we ought not learn about sex from prostitutes, I think it’s fair to guess she’s blaming porn for the internet’s terrible terribleness. (via Sex in the Public Square)