HotDudeLife wrote: » The negatives have been eliminated since i quit. It warped my perception of reality and i felt like sh!t after i would consume it, also energy levels would drop substantially (even though i've been weight training/running for 20 years). My results with women went through the roof afterwards as my confidence went up. One of the side effect since quitting is now is i am too sensitive to sexual material/situations, not uncommon to get a boner in a lift if a somewhat attractive bird walks in.
HotDudeLife wrote: » Would you not rather bang birds of that caliber yourself?
silverharp wrote: » here is a comedic take on it
Montage of Feck wrote: » It used to be the talent getting exploited by seedy types and usually ending up in a bad place. A reversal of this can only be seen as an improvement.
Deleted User wrote: » I'd give up Boards and a few organs before I'd give up seeing Abella Danger getting a good rogering.
purplecow1977 wrote: » Don't understand why they can't just get a job in Centra at weekends like I did.
HotDudeLife wrote: » Porn is one of the worst addictions out there
Deleted User wrote: » It is a bit like anything really. Say - alcohol. If you are interacting with alcohol in an unhealthy way - or you have some underlying condition that is exacerbated by alcohol - then when you stop using it you will feel great. Which is fine. But if you then go around telling everyone else they will have the same effect from quitting - you would likely be talking nonsense for most people. Similarly if you had an unhealthy relationship with porn and-or masturbation - or if you have some underlying hormonal condition you do not know about that is exacerbated by the hormone changed masturbation and porn cause - then quitting is a great thing for you to do. But what the "nofap" and "yourbrainonporn" nonsense tries to do is claim that because people like yourself benefit from abstience that everyone else will or should too. And quite the opposite is true. Most people will see no benefits from stopping either I would guess. And some people will fare worse. All that said though if pornography can "warp your sense of reality" - and I genuinely can not imagine how that is even possible - then it might be worth exploring through introspection or with a medical mental health professional as to whether your grasp of - or link to - reality might be for some other reasons tenuous to start with. Again - undiagnosed underlying issues can be a thing.
stefanovich wrote: » Onlyfans is disgusting. A manifestation of everything wrong with today's world. Pathethic incels giving money to superficial bimbos.
Deleted User wrote: » All that said though if pornography can "warp your sense of reality" - and I genuinely can not imagine how that is even possible - then it might be worth exploring through introspection or with a medical mental health professional as to whether your grasp of - or link to - reality might be for some other reasons tenuous to start with. Again - undiagnosed underlying issues can be a thing.
IAMAMORON wrote: » I never knew you cared? How flattering. ....
HotDudeLife wrote: » The negatives have been eliminated since i quit.
IAMAMORON wrote: » How did your life improve? What are the negative impacts you are hoping to eliminate from your life?
Augeo wrote: » Don't you claim to be married?
IAMAMORON wrote: » I am abstaining from inter-sexual relationships during lockdown. I live with people who are vulnerable if they became infected. This has led to an incredible amount of masturbation, I have a mammoth libido. ......
HotDudeLife wrote: » Each to their own. My life improved tenfold since i quit, maybe it doesn't negatively impact others like it did to myself (even though i wasn't obsessed it still screwed me up).
IAMAMORON wrote: » I am abstaining from inter-sexual relationships during lockdown. I live with people who are vulnerable if they became infected. This has led to an incredible amount of masturbation, I have a mammoth libido. I find porn quite enjoyable to watch as it happens. I also do not necessarily masturbate every time I watch it. Sometimes I quite enjoy browsing through different clips, it can be very soothing. I also really enjoy a good hardcore erotic novel. With proper pornographic literature that viscerally describes sexual acts, I find them enthralling and really enjoyable.
HotDudeLife wrote: » Haven't watched any material intentionally (content sent into watsapp group and auto plays etc) since 2013, it's destructive to the human physic and energy, if i was extremely religious i would say it was designed by the devil. Now when i think of porn i wonder why i used to have an urge to watch other men banging beautiful women when i could just do that myself IRL. If anyone reading this is struggling with this issue or just going through a tough time i highly recommend reading content on this website and watch their documentary about the negative effects of consuming porn.www.yourbrainonporn.com
EmmetSpiceland wrote: » What if you don’t “use” pornography, you just enjoy erotica?