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Should be obvious if you read the article, which you clearly have not. But since you’re asking, it hijacks your dopamine system and makes you behave like a lab
by replwoacause 1y ago
Should be obvious if you read the article, which you clearly have not. But since you’re asking, it hijacks your dopamine system and makes you behave like a lab rat. You use it for a quick boost, to cope, etc. Really the same kind of effect you notice in other addictive behaviors like gambling and overeating.
As for the perversions, you don’t need me to enumerate them. Go visit pornhub if you’re somehow still unclear.
By the way, I’m no prude or religious zealot. I have nothing against sex workers. But the industry fraught with abuse that I can’t be a party to in any way. If you have no problems with it then good for you I guess.
- IAmBroom 1y agoYour use of the word "perversions" tells me all I need to know about your mindset. You are pre-judging people who like things you do not (or at least, things you wish you did not).
- replwoacause 1y agoNo it doesn’t. And that’s a strange take and simply untrue. I don’t judge anyone for looking at porn or having tastes I can’t relate to, but I’ve seen first hand what the damaging effects of regular porn watching can be and don’t want any part of it. I think it’s odd you take issue with my usage of the word perversions, I’m referring to things like humiliation, violence, objectification, abuse, exploitation, etc. I don’t think you can argue successfully that porn doesn’t have these problems.