Quote from: Mometaskers on July 02, 2017, 04:31:40 PM

If you're straight, you're straight. If you're gay, you're gay. And so on.

As for what you said about this being some men's fetish, well some do get a kick out off ( Wink

) being abused. That don't automatically mean they'll become trans as in tranny (sorry to those who got triggered Tongue

). There is such a thing as role-play, you know. I've heard about women strapping fake penises (some actually inserted into the vagina) and using that to plow their men.

Before we say these videos are turning men (both gay and straight) into actual trans, maybe we should find out how many of those who watch those actually do become trans.

Not always. People, especially young people are open to different inputs. They can be manipulated against their nature by conditioning - and they of course end up unhappy and depressed, not realizing, that they are victims of well oiled money grabbing industry.

1. When we experience highly arousing stimuli such as porn, the dopamine level in our brains spike. This is novel to our brain and what has been named the Coolidge effect begins. We are wired to feel drawn to this new and exciting experience.

Pleasure neurochemicals in the brain respond as we continue to engage the stimulus and we can over stimulate ourselves. This is when we go beyond normal pleasure activation and the neurochemicals can start damaging patterns.

2. Once this overstimulation is maintained our brain adapts to find a level of tolerance. What was once an overstimulation then becomes the new normal. The brain starts to produce less of the pleasurable neurochemicals in response to the same stimulus, so more of a stimulus is needed to recreate the old pleasure sensation.

When we dont receive the stimulus we wanted, cravings ensue and then behavior (in this case porn use) can escalate to compensate.

Womans eye3. A third brain change is desensitization. Once the brains normal reward system is bombarded with high levels of dopamine it starts to shut down. The dopamine receiving neurons shut down their receptors to protect against overstimulation, but the sending neuron keeps sending!

The result is a depletion of dopamine, and also a non-response to dopamine. When this occurs you feel lousy; it is hard to feel pleasure! Unfortunately the one thing that can release the extra dopamine so that you can feel ok is the escalated use of porn. The brain now has an inbuilt trap.

4. Sensitization also occurs, this is the experience of the brain becoming familiar with what it expects to see. An analogy is thinking you see your spouse, or child, whenever you see someone that vaguely resembles themyour brain is looking for them!

When porn is what your brain expects, you begin to see through a sexualized filter where peoples bodies start to become sexualized objects.

Once your brain has adapted in these ways it is very hard work to reverse the effects. It will involve feeling bad, paying attention to what you are paying attention too, and refraining from sexual engagement to allow the brain to heal.

I am trying to be objective here and leave my christian faith out of it, but society should do more to protect its young legacy and youth itself should take more precaution.

https://www.addictionhope.com/blog/effects-porn-brain/

Quote from: Moloch on July 10, 2017, 11:40:28 PM

Nobody here has even heard of sissy porn before this thread... he is the ONLY person interested in it... what does that tell you?

That you are closet homo, thats waiting for his coming out day, Moloch. Your obssesion with christian symbolism from the position of militant atheist is quite telling Cheesy