sexual conditioning

Sexual Conditioning

Many of the unwanted effects of porn are caused by conditioning one’s sexual response to the internet porn’s content and delivery system. Examples include some users’ morphing sexual tastes, porn-induced ED, loss of attraction to real partners (even belief in one’s asexuality), delayed ejaculation, anorgasmia, needing greater stimulation to achieve the same arousal state. For […]

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What does research say about how porn affects sexual and relationship satisfaction? Questioning Pornography (Podcast)

What does the overall body of research have to say on how porn affects sexual and relationship satisfaction? What about body contentment and self-esteem? Are the answers to these questions different for men and women? This meta-analysis explores these questions! The study highlighted: Pornography Consumption and Satisfaction: a Meta-Analysis Other studies mentioned include: Studies linking […]

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50 Days Pornfree Report: Erections are harder, sex is better, focus has improved, socializing is easier

Im close to day 50 now and I’m noticing a couple things: My mental fog is dissipating. I am able to apply myself to things for a longer period of time. I feel like I’m finally finding my focus, i am able to work on my side projects at home without losing focus for longer […]

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Pornography, People with Autism, and “Rough Sex Gone Wrong (podcast with Mary Sharpe)

Mary Sharpe, the CEO of the Reward Foundation, speaks to the effect of pornography on people with autism, increasing consumption of child sexual abuse material (aka. child pornography), and increasing rates of sexual strangulation and “rough sex gone wrong”. Sources for further learning:  Mary Sharpe & Darryl Mead’s new paper: Problematic Pornography Use: Legal and […]

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