In this blog post, I will address the social impacts that are occurring due to the proliferation of pornography, the affects of pornography on the brain, how porn addiction affects your marriage, and whether or not over-use of pornography constitutes a type of infidelity.

For this article, I am going to use the approach of res ipsa loquitor, which in Latin means “the thing speaks for itself.” Thus, I will be using a lot of research that demonstrates the negative findings about pornography. I will also use a case study about the effects of pornography on someone who was willingly to speak openly about it.

Before starting, I would like to warn you about how this article could serve as a trigger for some.

This is a topic that lends itself to strong reactions. It is also a topic that is highly controversial because there are usually two camps. In the first camp are the die-hard defenders and consumers of pornography (who don’t really have research findings on their side.) In the other camp are those who despise pornography for various reasons who can be triggered by talking or reading about it. The group that despises pornography can look to current research to validate their concerns about pornography.

On the other hand, this article is also informative for those who are struggling to stop pornography use.

If you are a consumer of porn, this article is not meant to attack you, but rather to enlighten you about the negative consequences of pornography use. If you are a consumer of porn, you may disagree with me because you are not ready to give up the habit—and that is okay. All I ask is that you hear me out. For the sake of your wives, husbands, parents, siblings, and children, I hope that you consider the information instead of outright objecting to it.

My own view on pornography tends toward disliking it. I have never seen a situation where pornography adds value to either society or relationships.

I despise the way women are used and abused in hard-core pornography. Pornography really denigrates women and makes a farce out of true love. After all, love does not engage is acts that abuse others and someone who considers himself loving to his wife cannot really be loving if she feels insecure and unloved because of her husband’s porn use.

Read more….
https://www.emotionalaffair.org/silent-infidelity-how-porn-addiction-affects-your-marriage/

https://www.theblackvault.com/documentarchive/darpa-mind-control-project/

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2023/05/biden-regime-designates-your-thoughts-as-part-government/