In an opinion piece, Jan Moir argues that society is becoming more “hypersexualised” as a result of increased access to online pornography. She frames the discussion around the importance of consent and the idea that “no means no,” extending the message to attention-grabbing dating or relationship media. The article specifically references Married At First Sight, including its portrayal of participants in staged or “fake” beds and with “pretend” partners. Moir’s central concern is that changing sexual content and norms—shaped by online material and media—can blur boundaries and make clear consent harder to maintain. The piece presents a cultural critique rather than new reporting or evidence, and it does not describe particular incidents or specific cases. Overall, the article emphasizes that consent standards apply regardless of context, including entertainment settings and online environments, and it calls for continued respect for the meaning of a refusal.