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David J. Ley PhD

Proponents of sex or porn addiction have to explain why this affliction doesn’t affect ALL men. Why it mostly “cripples” men who grew up religious, who have difficulty taking responsibility for their sexuality, who fear their own eroticism and that of others. Answer that please

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is this true? I guess I can look, I asked about both porn use and growing up religious in my survey

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Pretty much. Self Id as addicted to porn is highly predicted by religiosity. Atheists are quite unlikely to feel this way. But, narcissistic types who embrace a victim identity are. Poor them. Porn made them its bitch.

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