Should I quit pornography?

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Quit watching pornography? Quit performing in pornography? Quit producing pornography? Quit distributing pornography? Quit eating pornography? Quit speedrunning pornography? There's so many different ways one could "quit pornography" based on how they are involved with it. We need more info.
 
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Christian site owners like Andrew Torba and Josh Moon should unite and raise awareness against porn. They can help by making their sites porn free safe spaces, to stop triggering recovering addicts. While porn is free speech, so is saying nigger, but sometimes exercising your free speech isn't healthy e.g. yelling nigger in a ghetto can be hazardous to your health. Porn causes about as much harm to your brain as the fist of a triggered nigger.
 
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Maxxicus Callahan said:
That depends is it causing you problems in personal life or at work? If not then do what you want.
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This, but some might not even realize it's causing them problems until they take a break tbh.

Why not test yourself and put it down for a while? If you find you can't or struggle to get off without it even as a casual viewer then you might want to start limiting your porn time or cut it completely.
 
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I had to quit porn. There’s only so many ten-inch cocks you can take before you lose control of your anus and I didn’t want to be that guy. Plus the money really isn’t that great.
 
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Porn is better than an STD or having a baby, or getting attached to some terrible woman. If you are disgusting about it and watch weird and gross stuff, then fucking of course quit that shit, what the hell is wrong with you? I don't think fucking a lot of whores is manly. Maybe if you can control yourself with women, have at it.
 
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longjohn said:
This, but some might not even realize it's causing them problems until they take a break tbh.

Why not test yourself and put it down for a while? If you find you can't or struggle to get off without it even as a casual viewer then you might want to start limiting your porn time or cut it completely.
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I feel it’s not that detrimental but it’s true I felt the same way about Facebook and other social media before giving that up and realizing how addictive and damaging that can be so maybe like you say it is worth trying not to watch porn and seeing how that makes one feel.

One thing about porn I did forget to mention which is disturbing is if you are in a relationship whether you think about your partner or porn during sex. That is a good question for porn watchers to ask themselves because our behaviours effect the way our brain works with pleasure and reward systems.

Edit: it must be bad for young viewers I’d almost leave some dirty magazines around the house on purpose to deter internet use. The way our internet habits today are being imparted on the youth with complete abandon is highly disturbing. And we act as though we are capable of adapting to something we are not hard wired for with our monkey brains. Social media was actually killing my attention span and ability to absorb important information in detail since it is like a pacifier of endless distractions and trivialities which can inhibit your desire to pursue a more meaningful existence.
 
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You could give it a go, see how you feel about it.

One thing to consider is getting off once a day is a shitload better than say twenty times.
 
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Keep watching it so the woke overlords don't blame you for being anti-Semitic for quitting.
 
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