Compulsive Sexual Behaviors, Pornography Consumption, and Co-Occurring Disorders Among College Students

Arch Sex Behav  Moon, E.J., Garos, S., Kraus, S.W. et al. (2026). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10508-026-03462-w Comment: In college students, compulsive porn use was associated with alcohol abuse and depression. Abstract Problematic pornography use (PPU) and other compulsive sexual behaviors (CSBs) are associated with numerous psychosocial consequences, with a higher frequency in men than women. However, less is […]

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Progress with 12 Steps

I reached out to SA UK via email. They got back to me with locations of many meetings, and a beginners meeting that’s held online. For my first meeting I opted for the one on zoom. I don’t remember the exact date of my first meeting but I remember seeing so many people on that […]

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Sexual addiction – in defense of the notion [by Professor Toates]

Critics of the notion of sex addiction argue that we need to address the underlying trauma, rather than the manifest behaviour. This argument has some validity, but it does not alter the description of the behaviour as ‘addictive’. By comparison, people addicted to drugs or gambling also often come with serious underlying problems arising from […]

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Expert calls out appalling journal statement on sex addiction by Twist et al.

The porn industry has long supported shills who promulgate its preferred narrative about porn use. But recently a truly twisted “Journal statement on ‘sex addiction’” was published by academic publisher Taylor & Francis. Fortunately, a thoughtful author (on behalf of himself and a long list of colleagues) has taken the rare step of skillfully calling […]

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How P*rn Rewired a Generation | Dr Marshall Ballantine-Jones

Dr Marshall Ballantine-Jones examines the neuroscience of porn addiction and its wreckage across an entire generation. Forty-two billion porn site visits occur every month — 92% through the smartphone in your pocket — and the average Australian child encounters it at age 11. Marshall Ballantine-Jones is a specialist in online sexualisation education with over 25 […]

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