@Rightandwrong The effects of porn are well known: that it is addictive, that users need to use more and more extrme genres to gain a level of satisfaction.from it
Oh, please, you sound like my church-going grandma. What would be the studies confirming these allegedly well-known links??
Porn is NOT recognised as an addiction in manuals like the DSM (Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders). The matter was discussed, but experts ultimately concluded there was no conclusive evidence to consider it an addiction.
There is no doubt that some people can become addicted to porn, but, equally, there is no doubt that there is absolutely less than zero evidence to claim that watching porn will necessarily turn you into a porn addict.
Well OP has said she is happy her partner uses porn. Unfortunately she is now experiencing how life with a porn user pans out.
This is most intellectually dishonest. There is no proof whatsoever of a link between watching porn and cheating your partner with sex workers.
@Rightandwrong , if you want to discuss these topics, create your own thread. Do not peddle unproven, a-scientific nonsense in a thread where the OP is going through a rough time.