Bridges, Ana J.
Bergner, Raymond M., and Hesson-McInnis, Matthew
Journal of Sex & Marital Therapy Vol. 29, Number . , 2003. Page(s) 1-14.

Married women are more likely to experience distress over a partner's pornography use than are women in dating relationships. A woman's distress over her partner's pornography use is also influenced by the perceived frequency of the pornography consumption. Women who perceive their partners to be at the highest level of pornography use report more distress than women perceiving lower levels of frequency.

Marriage and pornography are just a bad mix. Women are particularly effected by this addiction.