“Internet porn can’t be causing problems for users because porn has been around forever. If it didn’t harm us then, it won’t harm us now.”
Sounds logical but, in fact, this reasoning is faulty. Times have changed—and so have porn and the way porn is delivered to our brains.
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Read More… from How is Internet porn different from porn of the past?
Today’s ejaculation advice may be wrong for our species For the last half-century, Western sexologists have advised men to ejaculate as frequently as the urge arises, on a par with nose-blowing. At the same time, doctors assure guys that there’s no risk of excessive ejaculation because they’ll stop when they’ve had enough. But what if […]
Read More… from Are You Exiting the Gene Pool Due to Low Sperm Count or ED? (2011)
This is the number one question we get from guys suffering porn-induced ED. However, we cannot predict how long it will take for your erectile health to return. Among those who stick with it, progression is surprisingly similar—when guys completely stop using pornography, and masturbation as well for a time, because it is initially so closely associated with porn fantasy.
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Read More… from How long will it take to recover from Porn-Induced Sexual Dysfunction?
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“I think it’s safe to say my libido is back, but it was eight weeks of no porn, masturbation or erotica, and minimal fantasy.” —Recovered user
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There’s no simplistic answer for this, as everyone is different. However, there are some typical signposts:
Here’s a sampling of self-reports of various men who have experienced porn-related ED
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“Interesting factoid: I just did some calculations… Assuming an average of an hour and half a day of pornography from age 12 to 27, means I’ve watched roughly A YEAR of porn. Quite possibly significantly more. I’ve been off here and there but had my share of 6+ hour days.” […]
Read More… from What are the symptoms of excessive Internet porn use?
Many porn users report that delayed ejaculation was a precursor to their erectile dysfunction. Years of porn use can cause a variety of symptoms, which when examined, lie on a spectrum. Desensitization of the reward circuitry is at the root of these various symptoms, which include:
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Read More… from Any suggestions for healing porn-induced delayed ejaculation (DE) or anorgasmia?
We could fill this entire website with research articles on dopamine and sexual function. Dopamine is the key player in sexual desire, erections, sexual fetishes, sexual addictions and thus sexual function. When a porn user asks why they have sexual dysfunctions – the answer is dopamine. One of the most common complaints is erectile dysfunction, […]