porn addiction is similar to IQ in that it doesnt exist but if you wanna incorporate the ideas into your fetishes go for it
No wonder everyone’s addicted to porn yall be telling yourselves the problem doesn’t even exist!
No, the thing that can creates a huge dopamine rush in the brain and is super easy to access can’t possibly by addictive, what are you talking about!
this is a textual form of the image with the gmail pill
If you have something to contribute, please do. If you want to insult me without contributing anything, please kindly leave.
you’re obviously a dopamine addicted debaiter trying to get your replying kick, goon elsewhere
Science Stopped Believing in Porn Addiction. You Should, Too
Porn ‘Addiction’ Isn’t Really Addiction, Neuroscientists Say
Sex addiction isn’t recognised by science. So, why are people still being diagnosed?
https://www.apa.org/monitor/2014/04/pornography
From the last article:
“There’s a tremendous treatment industry that needs this to be a disease — a thing they can charge people to treat,” Prause says.
But promoting certain therapies may be ill-advised. “You can harm patients by using treatment models that aren’t research-supported,” Prause says.“Porn Addiction” isn’t a real thing. Medical research has repeatedly tried and failed to define such a syndrome. The only people who do are “spiritual healing” quacks and people who want to send their kids to
conversion therapy“reform camps”.Y'all are repeating far-right purity-culture sex shaming propaganda.
I’m so tired of having this debate over and over.
It’s somewhat missed in this discussion, but treating something that they consider an “immoral bad habit” as equivalent to physiological dependency to a substance is kind of gross, because it means that they are also saying that people who have chemical dependencies are morally deficient.
This belief, that drug addiction is associated with moral deficiency is not only a source of a lot of the prejudice and oppression that face recreational drug users and any other groups that can be associated with drug-use, but has also lead to a rejection of actually effective interventions and treatments in favor of ineffective, moralistic ones (i.e. 12-step programs)