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A high school as come under fire for showing students a video that discussed pornography in such graphic detail that some students walked out.
Wadalba Community School on the Central Coast in NSW was conducting the monthly year 10 assembly on Monday when without warning, students were shown a TEDx Talk on video by sexual health expert Ran Gavrieli entitled 'Why I stopped watching porn'.
The video sees Gavrieli discuss different types of online pornography online to try and understand the question, 'What would porn deem as sexual?'
Wadalba Community School on the Central Coast in NSW were conducting the monthly year 10 assembly on Monday, when students were shown without any warning, a TED Talk by sexual health expert Ran Gavrieli (pictured) 'Why I stopped watching porn'
In the talk Mr Gavrieli claimed it was 'whatever men find arousing'.
'If men find it arousing to choke a woman, to have brutal sex without one touch, hug, kiss, tender caress? Well, then it is sexual,' Mr Gavrieli said in the video.
'It arouses men to see a woman or a child cry? It is sexual. It arouses men to rape a woman? Well, then it is sexual.'
In attempting to explain the aim of cameras in pornography, Mr Gavrieli added 'porn cameras have no interest in capturing any normal sensual activities such as petting, caressing, making out, touching, hugging, kissing – no, what porn cameras are into is the penetration.'
This video caught a number of students aged between 14 and 15 off guard and even left some students in tears as a result (Pictured: Sexual health expert Ran Gavrieli giving the TEDx talk)
This video - reportedly shown without warning or context - caught a number of students aged
