Is Pornography Addictive?

[Cardinal Joe]

Is Pornography Addictive?
Psychologists debate whether people can have an addiction to pornography.
By Martin F. Downs
WebMD Feature
Reviewed by Louise Chang, MD, MD

In November 2004, a panel of experts testified before a Senate subcommittee that a product which millions of Americans consume is dangerously addictive. They were talking about pornography.

The effects of **** on the brain were called "toxic" and compared to cocaine. One psychologist claimed "prolonged exposure to pornography stimulates a preference for depictions of group sex, sadomasochistic practices, and sexual contact with animals."

It used to be that if you wanted to see pornography, you had to go out and buy a magazine or rent a video. Store hours and available space under the mattress placed some limits on people's **** habits.

Now there are an estimated 420 million adult web pages online. "For the person who has difficulty stopping, more is only one click away," says sex therapist Louanne Cole Weston, PhD.

There's no doubt that some people's **** consumption gets them in trouble -- in the form of maxed-out credit cards, lost sleep, neglected responsibilities, or neglected loved ones. But Weston is one who takes issue with calling problem behavior involving **** an addiction. "'Compulsive' is more appropriate," she tells WebMD.


Cardinal Joe

[tunatamer4]

Is that a hypathetical question?

[nautiduck]

If it is can I get medical excuse in writing? Oh and You wouldnt happen to have that list of all 420 million sites would you?

[shoefish]

I'd love to read this thread, but I seem to be going blind...could you please increase the font size?

[92 feet down]

Yeah, it's addictive, if you're not getting any. No **** is a substitute for the real thing.

[firecracker]

Is Pornography Addictive?
Psychologists debate whether people can have an addiction to pornography.
By Martin F. Downs
WebMD Feature
Reviewed by Louise Chang, MD, MD

In November 2004, a panel of experts testified before a Senate subcommittee that a product which millions of Americans consume is dangerously addictive. They were talking about pornography.

The effects of **** on the brain were called "toxic" and compared to cocaine. One psychologist claimed "prolonged exposure to pornography stimulates a preference for depictions of group sex, sadomasochistic practices, and sexual contact with animals."

It used to be that if you wanted to see pornography, you had to go out and buy a magazine or rent a video. Store hours and available space under the mattress placed some limits on people's **** habits.

Now there are an estimated 420 million adult web pages online. "For the person who has difficulty stopping, more is only one click away," says sex therapist Louanne Cole Weston, PhD.

There's no doubt that some people's **** consumption gets them in trouble -- in the form of maxed-out credit cards, lost sleep, neglected responsibilities, or neglected loved ones. But Weston is one who takes issue with calling problem behavior involving **** an addiction. "'Compulsive' is more appropriate," she tells WebMD.


Cardinal Joe

WHAT DO YOU MEAN???? I DON'T SEE WHATS WRONG WITH IT!

[paraman]

WHAT DO YOU MEAN???? I DON'T SEE WHATS WRONG WITH IT!

Firecracker: I believe **** makes you want to fish more and run you boat into any rouge wave, especially if its a 31 Cape Horn.

Good meeting you and you brother this past weekend.
Carl & Donna

[flatbottom]

4.205,021 million to be exact not counting the midget shows

[Cardinal Joe]

4.205,021 million to be exact not counting the midget shows

Flat - are you Sure of that # ?????????? Cardinal Joe

[flatbottom]

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they come in all sizes on 4.205,021 million sites I just checked !!!!!