Posted on Aug 31, 2016

Porn Addiction: The Christian Right's Latest Quack Crusade Is No Excuse for Trading in Child...

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Porn addiction real or just pyscho-babble?

Porn Addiction: The Christian Right's Latest Quack Crusade Is No Excuse for Trading in Child...

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Posted 8 y ago

Really, the author is a clueless tard just as much as the perpetrators in the story. Anthony Weiner is a great case study. Anyone want to venture and say his addiction to sending personal porn wasn't an addiction??? Simple point does withdrawal cause a "Withdrawal effect?" Does an individual have a difficult time abstaining from the addictive activity? Many answer yes to those questions. Obviously Weiner had a hard time abstaining and it ruined his political and personal life. If you can't stop get help before Porn or any other addictive activity destroys you.

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SGT Edward Wilcox

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I think you completely missed the point of the article. Anthony Weiner's problem is a compulsion, not an addiction. You also don't know what "withdrawal" really means. "Withdrawal" is a physical manifestation. I doubt anyone who claims to be "addicted" to pornography exhibits physical symptoms like those addicted to alcohol or heroin. Being a little sad because he can't look at little girls having sex is NOT withdrawal.

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MAJ (Join to see)

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Compulsion or addiction is jargon the MSM doesn't define the term addiction.
Withdrawal is a physical manifestation of substance abuse, withdrawal is also used to describe mental disorders.

Try going a few weeks without watching porn and see how much is manifested by withdrawals. Stop finding excuses to participate in destructive activities.

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