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writes:hey everyone,this is my second article for dear cupid site..thx for the over whelming response over the first.In this article i am going to talk about PORN ADDICTIONi have come across a lot of people on this site seeking help for themselves or their husbands,wives and even kids..well this is something for everyone one to read not only porn addicts..truth about pornits a harmless fantasy but it destroys people from the inside out including the performers the producers and the consumers.66%of porn performers have genital herpes27%of porn performers are chlamydia or gonorrhea carriers155of porn performers have Hiv90%of porn performers use drugsthe largest group of viewers of internet porn is children between 12-1740 million Americans regularly view internet pornographythe average age of exposure to porn is 1150%of men who regularly attend church view PORN57%of pastors say that addiction to pornography is the most sexually damaging issue t their congregationyearly revenues of the sex and porn industry in the US is bigger than the NFL,NBA MAJOR LEAGUE baseball combined.people pay for pornography more in AMERICA in a year than they do on a movie or performing arts ticketporn addiction is REALexperts now say its effects on the brain are similar to that of heroine or cocaine.porn is a LIE don't beleive the liethe truth is porn is not realitythere is got to be something more satisfying than the temporary high of pornthats all i have to say.the rest i leave it in your handsi hope all the porn addicts wake up and get well soonits never too late.there is always a start as rightly said better late than never
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reader, rolfen  +, writes (22 September 2010):
 I read a study saying that porn usage is widespread amongst the majority of males, and apparently the majority of females too. There or some revolting stories said here about porn actors being abused, but I believe that a lot of porn in made by consenting adults who are not under the influence of drugs, and who actually like or at least don't mind doing that for money. I never bought the argument about watching porn leading to violence and degradation towards women, but I do believe that porn, along violence and all that can all be symptoms of the a same problem.
I used to do porn regularly, and my girlfriend would get upset about it, although she kinda let it go a bit. It is very humiliating for me to be questioned about my porn habits by her.
But for some reason I have stopped watching it now.
I never really wanted to be a porn consumer, so I am OK with having stopped. After all it's just movies and you hardly know what is fake or not. Still one can learn a lot of stuff from them.
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reader, texas_gal  +, writes (3 February 2010):
As they say, better late than never. Another good saying is IF YOU'RE NOT PART OF THE SOLUTION, YOU ARE PART OF THE PROBLEM! Pornography is NOT a victimless crime. It promotes domestic violence, degradation of women, child abuse, dissolution of marriages & breakdown of the basic societal unit, the family. Women (and children) are often forced into it. Women who say they do it by choice are deluding themselves that they have some power and that the money (if they get any) makes it worthwhile. Society must speak out to say what is or is not tolerable. Pornography should not be tolerated in any form, at any level.
To the guy who asked who is your dog in this fight: The entire future of our society, the well-being of our children, the mental health of our young, the dignity of our women and the integrity of our men is all at stake here.
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reader, cute angel +, writes (5 May 2009):
cute angel is verified as being by the original poster of the question well anonymous reader what happened to your friend is really upsetting,i hope she is doing good now..stand by her if and when she needs you
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reader, powertome  +, writes (5 May 2009):
 damn the video link is sad
recently ex porn star shelly lubben came out to the world and told her story it was so heart breaking..
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reader, anonymous, writes (5 May 2009): my friend got into porn and her life was miserable.it was her personal choice since she was kicked out of the house and had no money.she has not left the sex industry completely and she told me all about it..it was ridiculous.let me share with you one such incident among the many of what she told.. inorder to perform a sex act she used to take drugs and get high cause it was very hard to do it in normal state of mind.and this was provided to her on the porn sets by the unit members it and everyone used to take it especially the performers.the guy she had to do the act with was very harsh on her and just forced himself inside her throwing her around,she cried but yet the camera did not stop rolling and finally she started screaming asking the director to cut and begging the male partner to stop but still he did not until the act was over.she asked the director not to circulate this but he still did with her screaming out in pain.
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reader, powertome +, writes (5 May 2009):
porn is disgusting,we r ruining lives by encouraging this....
i am glad to see that someone from this site has come forward to say all this.nice job CUTEangel
recently ex porn star shelly lubben came forward exposing porn industry and how it ruined her life.she told the whole story it was really sad.now she has started an organisation helping other porn stars to leave the industry and start a new life.thanks to her many came forward sierra sinn is one among them.
i hope people understand and quit porn
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reader, anonymous, writes (5 May 2009): It is prostitution. The definition of prostitution is someone having sex for money. In porn, they are simply filming an act of prostitution and selling it. Funny how you never hear the porn stars refer to themselves as prostitutes.
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reader, anonymous, writes (5 May 2009): oh my god i just watched the video,it is soo sad
i feel disgusted with myself for fantasizing these girls who personally have to go through soo much..damn!the world is cruel
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reader, cute angel +, writes (5 May 2009):
cute angel is verified as being by the original poster of the questionsome may find it hard to digest and may revolt.i was aware of this.i have nothing more to say just check this link outhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r0q_VGacfNkafter watching this i would like to hear your views
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reader, strider09 +, writes (5 May 2009):
 hey cute angel,wow i wasnt aware of all this.u always bring new and interesting things upgood job i must say and its really sad that all these porn stars have STD'S and they have no choice but still continue
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reader, ownpool +, writes (5 May 2009):
If someone likes porn and spends only a limited amount of time looking at and never pays for it or encourages anyone to pay for it or participate in it, I don't see where the harm is.
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reader, ArmyMedic +, writes (4 May 2009):
 This isn't a question!
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