Zoiya Naz The sign of the logistic regression coefficient (positive or negative) depends on how gender is coded (e.g., 0 = male, 1 = female; or 0 = female, 1 = male). In general, a negative sign means "the higher" gender, the smaller the likelihood of pornography use. What "higher" means (i.e., male or female) depends on the way you coded gender as mentioned above.

Christian Geiser Thank you so much.

It is really very helpful.

@Naz @Christian has very nicely explained how you can interpret the results of logistic regression corresponding to how a variable "Gender" was coded. You have not mentioned Exp(B) value from your results. Exp(B) is used for likelihood of happening the outcome variable due to variation of one unit in the predictor variable. Refer to screenshot for "how to interpret Exp(B) corresponding to predictor variable (Gender).

Imran Anwar How to find out Exp(B) value in ordinal logistic regression

This is a free online (externally evaluated) course that allows you to learn about ordinal logistic models and much else

http://www.bristol.ac.uk/cmm/learning/online-course/

These are the modules