The discourse on porn has been based for several years on the idea that succumbing to the temptation of porn implies a spiritual collapse. It was a matter of sinfulness from a moral / Christian perspective. Sign that one permitted one or more of the seven so-called deadliest sins, desire, and/or gluttony to become corrupted. Or, from a feminist perspective, porn is perceived to be the vile abuse of women as one-dimensional erotic beings that have little other humanity but form. But as Naomi Wolf points out in her report, The Porn Story, the end product of so much pornography consumption was simply not the transformation of men into emotionally ravenous creatures, but rather the opposite; sexual and emotional anorexics that could not even refer to the woman or get aroused by one more. In this new age, constant porn close up turns men off rather than on.
The category that people love!!
As many reports demonstrate, regularly and compulsively watching porn by men (and an increased number of women) causes the opposite of what one would expect, and, much as someone who is addicted to a drug grows more and more desensitized and craves a medication, a person who is a pornography addict discovers that he or she ends up in almost the same thing. Wanting desperately something that once could no longer offer the temporary relaxation and excitement.
The latest evidence suggests that Internet pornography is as addictive as many narcotics and has the same effect on the brain. But the porn exclusive hook is that the desire for commitment, bonding, and belonging to humans is taped into more than addictives by the addition of bonding, passion, and bonding hormones to the mix and the angles of porn close up. Indeed, a porn addict is attached more to porn than anything in his life or anything else.
Porn also has its taste!!
Porn dependency goes through periods, as any dependence is, but the physical results of porn dependence, unlike many other dependencies, are practically unseen, and psychological and emotional symptoms are at first very slight. Alot of porn dependents will search for help in the face of different problems of mental health including anxieties, depression, and OCDs or physical pain, stress, other dependencies.
However, there is more and more research specifically connecting sexual performance problems to the wide viewing of internet portals like erectile dysfunction in men of late and early 1920s (almost unheard of ten-15 years ago). Some men start communicating between their excessive perception of porn, or other problems in their lives, only when they can no longer get an erection or ejaculate even with porn.This disappointing condition is terrible news both for porn dependents and porn addict partners. A lot of people lie in bed overnight near a girlfriend who never looks ‘in the mood’ for sex.
