ChildLine is running a UK-wide awareness campaign aimed at young people aged 13 to 16 years aiming to highlight that online porn does not reflect real life and to build young people's resilience towards online porn. 

This pornography does not reflect real life and can give the viewer a negative view of him/herself, and can cause problems in real-life relationships.  Watching porn can lead to a whole range of associated issues such as porn addiction, eating disorders, body image issues, social isolation, depression and at the worst end harmful sexual behaviours.

Advice for parents is available on the NSPCC website.