I can’t see much on the website where I found these statistics to indicate how the research was done or what the figures actually represent, so do take them with a hefty helping of salt. I think these are for the US in 2003. But still food for thought:

Women and Pornography
Women keeping their cyber activities secret 70%
Women struggling with pornography addiction 17%
Ratio of women to men favoring chat rooms 2X
Percentage of visitors to adult websites who are women 1 in 3 visitors
Women accessing adult websites each month 9.4 million
Women admitting to accessing pornography at work 13%
Women, far more than men, are likely to act out their behaviors in real life, such as having multiple partners, casual sex, or affairs.

The Kinsey report is cautious about giving numbers but still suggests that this is not an insignificant issue.

Here’s one Christian response to the problem. I think that the response to the problem may not be all that I’d want, but the examples of how Christian women could be drawn into pornography bear some consideration.

I feel that the church’s attitude to women and pornography may turn out to be a little like Queen Victoria’s attitude to lesbianism. But pretending it couldn’t possibly exist isn’t going to help the situation at all.