10 Toxic Side Effects Of Watching p****graphy

The danger of p****graphy use isn’t about right
and wrong. It’s about the effects that p****graphy
has on the user and the effects it has on the loved
ones of the user. p****graphy use has serious,
negative side effects.
Some of p****graphy’s toxic side effects include:
1. Creates emotional bond with artificial world
All people have a critical need for human intimacy
and emotional connection with others. When
someone views p****graphy, they end up creating
an intimate bond with an artificial, fake world and
can actually lose the ability to bond with real
people.
2. s*x without intimacy
p****graphy is about s*x being used for the wrong
reasons. Because it is s*x without emotional
closeness, the underlying hunger remains
unsatisfied. The viewer starts wondering what is
wrong with their relationships and gets irritated or
depressed. They end up feeling emotionally empty
and disconnected from those around them.
3. Unsatisfying
While p****graphy use may result in a short term
high, it eventually results in feelings of emptiness,
low self-esteem and deep loneliness. It ultimately
creates emotional distance in relationships. Because
the world of p****graphy is artificial and cannot
satisfy the need for emotional intimacy, this basic
need remains unmet, creating an appetite for more
and more.
4. Triggers addiction cycle in brain
Studies show that actual brain function changes in
someone who has an addiction – and the changes
are the same in all addiction: alcohol, drugs, or
p****graphy. Because p****graphy use can become
an actual addiction, viewers are not able to stop
through their own will power. p****graphy addicts
will need to engage in the same difficult recovery
process a drug addict has to go through.
5. Unfulfilling
Using p****graphy to feel pleasure and escape
feelings of low self-esteem, anxiety, boredom and
frustration creates a gateway for addiction. When
the rush of pleasure disappears, the feelings a user
is trying to escape from reappear stronger than
ever, and they are compelled to repeat the cycle.
Over time, their brain chemistry is altered and a
full-fledged addiction occurs.
6. Great deception
Initially, you were attracted to p****graphy because
of the positive things it did for you. (“I love the rush
I feel,” “This is my favorite pastime,” “I feel lonely,”
“This is my reward to myself for making it through
a rough day…”) Eventually, it will do just the
opposite. (“I no longer feel an emotional response
to anything,” “There is nothing in my life I enjoy
doing,” “I feel totally isolated from the world,” “My
anxiety and stress levels are at an all-time high…”).
7. Imitation of the real thing
With p****graphy, we use s*x as a substitute for
nurture, intimacy, and love. s*x is no longer a
wonderful source of connection between our
deepest selves and a beloved partner; it becomes a
commodity used to avoid intimacy and mask needs
that should be met through human connections.
8. Always hungry
Because this is an addictive substance, it creates
an appetite for itself. This appetite increases over
time as you spend more and more time viewing
p****graphy. The time spent viewing p****graphy
can jeopardize work, relationships and interest in
healthy pastimes.
9. Escalation
Over time, the p****graphy we first started viewing
becomes mundane. We escalate to view things
which we once would have considered as going too
far or totally wrong. We feel increasing desire to do
things which will damage our reputation and
relationships.
10. Blunt truth
In the long run, p****graphy will not shore up a
shaky ego, will not fill the emptiness left from
childhood wounds or abandonment, will not save a
shaky relationship or failing marriage and is not
satisfying. In fact, it will magnify each emotional
wound from the past and cripple your ability to
meet your essential emotional needs, damage your
ability to have a healthy relationship and leave you
unable to sexually or emotionally respond to your
partner.