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1. That’s embarrassing, you’re absolutely right 2 & 3. I agree that a lot of men don’t think rationally about sex, and I think that has various societal causes
by adamcharnock 5y ago
1. That’s embarrassing, you’re absolutely right
2 & 3. I agree that a lot of men don’t think rationally about sex, and I think that has various societal causes. But I also think that is the problem here, and that possible obsessive OF use is one of the more minor symptoms.
- jfup 5y ago>a lot of men don’t think rationally about sex, and I think that has various societal causes Really? I don't think so. My understanding is that sexual activity (or lack thereof) affects hormonal balance and that in turn affects mood. To make a very blunt example, if someone isn't getting any and the fake interaction provided by OF makes them feel better, do we really need to look for a societal explanation? If I give you a painful but harmless electric shock and you try desperately to get away, do I need to posit that it's because you've been culturally conditioned to be afraid of electric shocks?
- andy_ppp 5y agoEating McDonald’s makes you feel better if you’re hungry but it’s not food.
- jfup 5y agoI didn't say it was a good feel-good, just that that it does make them feel good. I don't think anyone can deny that. If buying content on OF made one feel bad nobody would do it.
- flyingchipmann 5y agoIt's pretty great if you just buy the burgers though