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Age 38 – Insecurity, jealousy, resentment and anger: Porn was destroying my self-esteem and marriage. No more PE or hair-loss.

My brothers, it´s done. 90 days, no pornography, no masturbation! It´s been a hell of a ride, I’m trying this for almost 2 years now and I finally succeed it. I´m very happy. I learn much in this process and I’ll share with you on the next post my tips to an effective reboot. For […]

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The Dark Triad and Honesty-Humility: A Preliminary Study on the Relations to Pornography Use

Comments: Narcissism & psychopathy were positively correlated with pornography craving & deviant pornography consumption (CP, bestiality, rape), while honesty-humility were negatively associated with these pornography-related variables. ———————————— Abstract Muris, Peter; Otgaar, Henry; Meesters, Cor; Papasileka, Eirini; and Pineda, David (2020) Dignity: A Journal on Sexual Exploitation and Violence: Vol. 5: Iss. 1, Article 3. DOI: […]

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Nicole Prause’s fabrications of victim-hood exposed as groundless: she is the perpetrator, not the victim.

Update – Serial defamer & harasser Nicole Pause loses lawsuits to Gary Wilson. In August of 2020 court rulings fully exposed Nicole Prause as the perpetrator, not the victim. In March of 2020, Prause sought a groundless temporary restraining order (TRO) against me using fabricated “evidence” and her usual lies (falsely accusing me of stalking). In […]

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‘Accessing something that’s meant to be inaccessible’: pornography viewers’ reconciliation between early pornographic memories and pornography’s perceived risk (2020)

Mainly an interview study. A few relevant excerpts describing escalation, sexual conditioning and habituation:  These extracts offer a significant challenge to the idea that pornography’s impact upon others might be over-rated, as the following extracts suggest that there are those for whom the effects of pornography have been self-ascribed: I am currently very confused as […]

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Finally! Sex with my bride. Porn-induced ED cured after 8 months. Had to stop the hand jobs.

My dear friends and brothers here. I always wondered if there will ever come a day where I will be posting under the “success stories” forum. The day has come and I can’t believe it. This is my first post under “success stories” forum. 2019 was by far the most difficult year of my life […]

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Greater energy & productivity. Better sleep. Seem more attractive to opposite sex. Less anxiety. Easier to be aroused.

Rather than drafting this one in a lengthy paragraph, I am going to break it down in relevant metrics, and touch upon all the advantages, 1. Energy – Definitely I have much more energy than before. I have seen increased motivation to get things done. Earlier I used to be lethargic all the time, just […]

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Critique of claims surrounding Steele et al., 2013 (“Sexual Desire, not Hypersexuality, is Related to Neurophysiological Responses Elicited by Sexual Images”)

You can skip the history and go directly to our analysis. HISTORY OF THIS JULY, 2013 CRITIQUE This article was first published in July, 2013 as a reply blog post to a “Psychology Today” blog post featuring an interview with Dr. Nicole Prause, co-author of the EEG study discussed here. On March 6th, 2013, fellow Psychology […]

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