He didn't compromise,he stated a preference.
I think the 'problem' with porn (if there is one) is that it can skew standards for everyone, both positively and negatively; whether it's the attractiveness of any parties involved, clever editing, the 'tone', whatever. There's a million ways in which porn is different from reality; as anyone who's experienced sex in real life could say.
If a person finds that their standards are consciously affected specifically by porn then they're either far too impressionable or have problems differentiating from reality.
If a person finds that their standards are subtly, subconsciously affected by porn, I would argue this is part of a larger pattern in which mass media and public opinion (in a perpetual, vicious cycle) determine what traits are attractive or not; and that's certainly not something that's unique to women.