Kitty Stryker
1 min readOct 21, 2016

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Additionally many studies refute the construct that porn is addictive, the most recent I know of being this:

https://www.prlog.org/12469869-porn-problems-unlike-any-known-addiction-in-largest-neuroscience-study.html

“In the largest neuroscience study of porn addiction to date, research conducted at UCLA found a clear reversal of the brain’s typical addiction response in study participants when they were shown sexual images. With the use of brain wave monitoring, participants who reported major problems controlling their viewing of sex films showed decreased brain reactions when shown the sexual images, rather than heightened activity as having a “porn addiction” would suggest.

The study shows that the brain does not react the way an addict’s brain would react to cues for their drug of choice. In fact, the study shows that the hypothetical “sex addict” brain reacts in the opposite way that a drug addict’s brain reacts, questioning whether sex addiction actually exists.”

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Kitty Stryker

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