• dullbananas (Joseph Silva)@lemmy.caOP
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      8 months ago

      Maybe “anti porn” was too vague. Instead of being religious, fear mongering, or explicitly promoting a ban of porn, it basically tells people that life without porn is productive and feels good, and it recommends EasyPeasy.

      I went through life both with and without porn. I prefer it without, and I was not fully aware of what I was missing out on (and desperately needed) before I quit. So I want to spread information that people have the right to know.

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        8 months ago

        Reasonable take i guess, maybe “anti porn addiction” is more accurate. Like any and everything in this world, the problem is not the substance but rather peoples inability to consume it responsibly.

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          8 months ago

          Like most addictions, it’s rarely the product that they’re consuming is the reason for addiction.

          Like how you get less drug addictions when you decriminalize drugs.