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In this episode we talk about NoFap. If you don't know, NoFap is an internet community based around quitting porn and masturbation as a result of addictive or other self-destructive behaviour. It's certainly a controversial topic, and we try to imbue it with nuance by addressing what we consider to be a very real issue and then attempting to interpret it through the lens of sex positivity. Whether you're onboard the NoFap train or not, this episode will likely challenge your beliefs so we invite you to venture forth with an open and compassionate mind. We hope you enjoy.
Check out Will's youtube channel on porn addiction recovery - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSowHmBwUltSPGLoxYoQ8NQ
Have issues with porn addiction? Sign up for a free consultation - https://www.willcameron.org/booking
During the podcast Will mentions that children as young as 6 are watching pornography. This is found at the following link on page 233 of the pdf (232 on the bottom left). At 35th place is PornHub, being viewed by children 6 - 14 years of age.
https://www.ofcom.org.uk/__data/assets/pdf_file/0027/76266/childrens_2014_report.pdf
Show Notes
00:00 - Introduction and caveat on sex positivity
03:00 - Porn addiction? Is it a really an addiction?
06:40 - The "super powers" of NoFap
14:20 - Porn-Induced Erectile Dysfunction, fact or fiction?
21:18 - Australian beetles and the arousal-shame association
27:50 - Why the pain? Where is this pain coming from?
33:20 - Homosexual Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
44:50 - With all of this being said, realize that young children are watching porn
51:18 - The issue is not exclusive to men and boys
56:20 - The negatives of the NoFap community
1:01:20 - Reintroducing sex positivity to the conversation
1:10:07 - The distinction between pornography and erotic art
As is always the case, psychedelics are not a toy. Please use them responsibly. We can only speak to our own psychological and spiritual evolution, we cannot speak to yours. If you have mental health issues please seek a professional. There is no shame in getting help and you will never be judged for your problems. We wish you the best in life and in mental health.
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In this episode we talk about NoFap. If you don't know, NoFap is an internet community based around quitting porn and masturbation as a result of addictive or other self-destructive behaviour. It's certainly a controversial topic, and we try to imbue it with nuance by addressing what we consider to be a very real issue and then attempting to interpret it through the lens of sex positivity. Whether you're onboard the NoFap train or not, this episode will likely challenge your beliefs so we invite you to venture forth with an open and compassionate mind. We hope you enjoy.
Check out Will's youtube channel on porn addiction recovery - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSowHmBwUltSPGLoxYoQ8NQ
Have issues with porn addiction? Sign up for a free consultation - https://www.willcameron.org/booking
During the podcast Will mentions that children as young as 6 are watching pornography. This is found at the following link on page 233 of the pdf (232 on the bottom left). At 35th place is PornHub, being viewed by children 6 - 14 years of age.
https://www.ofcom.org.uk/__data/assets/pdf_file/0027/76266/childrens_2014_report.pdf
Show Notes
00:00 - Introduction and caveat on sex positivity
03:00 - Porn addiction? Is it a really an addiction?
06:40 - The "super powers" of NoFap
14:20 - Porn-Induced Erectile Dysfunction, fact or fiction?
21:18 - Australian beetles and the arousal-shame association
27:50 - Why the pain? Where is this pain coming from?
33:20 - Homosexual Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
44:50 - With all of this being said, realize that young children are watching porn
51:18 - The issue is not exclusive to men and boys
56:20 - The negatives of the NoFap community
1:01:20 - Reintroducing sex positivity to the conversation
1:10:07 - The distinction between pornography and erotic art
As is always the case, psychedelics are not a toy. Please use them responsibly. We can only speak to our own psychological and spiritual evolution, we cannot speak to yours. If you have mental health issues please seek a professional. There is no shame in getting help and you will never be judged for your problems. We wish you the best in life and in mental health.