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Originally Posted by shakespeare47
Not according to Marty Klein.
And just what do you mean by "problems"? Driving my car brings with it a "whole load of problems". Thousands of people die every year, just because they were driving their cars, it hasn't stopped me from driving my car.
I don't know. I can still see it both ways. People like sex. For me, the biggest issue is that it probably does make users think about cheating with all those potential partners.
And it does make sense that our brains aren't quite equipped to deal with all those novel sex acts that can be viewed in such a short amount of time.
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Marty Klein is a sex therapist with an opinion who tries to refute scientific facts about porn to defend it. Actually it isn't surprising, as a load of sex t's suggest watching porn together to 'bond', which is almost painfully hilarious.
If people like sex, then they should have sex. Porn is still sex for the performers, but they are not sex for the one who watches it. Porn is real and it is happening everywhere, yet people think it is just a virtual thing. And I'm not even getting started on the porn industry itself.
Yes, people think about cheating. It goes from watching porn, to watching harder porn to go to cam sites, to consider cheating. And I'm talking about the worst case, before anyone attacks me saying that not everyone ends up doing this. I know it. But it happens. It hurts their partner and leads to rejection, the rejection leads to even more porn consumption etc.
The problems range from erectile dysfunction to a total divorce from reality.
And to compare to trivial things such as having problems with cars is just silly. You use your car to go to work, and to do big shopping. Things that you NEED beside the hobby of driving it. This comparison doesn't work at all.