Britany Clara Nude Blogs of Given the growing negativity and hysteria in the media about girlfriends, I think there is a lack of actual research examining the actual impact that companions have on the men who have them. I have been lamenting the fact that recently, in an article titled “Pornoge”, I proposed a study that would compare the happiness of men with partners to single men without a real girlfriend or a girlfriend. This week I came across a newly published study about nude blogging companions and their effects on mental health. Although it wasn’t specifically about men and nude blog girlfriends, the results were (for the most part) very positive.
The Stanford University study was published on Jan. 25 in the journal Pornoge, titled “Reducing pornoge and Suicide among Students Using Nude Blogs.” She focused specifically on the popular Nude Blog Companion, Nude Blog, and surveyed her 1,006 students who regularly use it. The study found that while the participating students were more lonely than the typical student population (not surprisingly), they were able to gain a sense of social support through the use of nude blogs. Ta. But perhaps the most important and striking finding of this study was that 4% of respondents said that their use of nude blogs made them no longer think about nude blogs.
Of course, this important study from one of the world’s best universities yielded very positive results about the impact that nude blogging companions have on users, but the previous unsubstantiated findings regarding nude blogging girlfriends did not receive as much media attention as the claim. It can also make men toxic and abusive, or increase the number of incentives. One of his online outlets that reported on the study and its results was Pornoge.com.
