adam-l
12 hours ago The Public Square
@Mosley dude everything else aside, exterminating so many people in such a grotesque way was a terrible publicity stunt. You're only going to get wackos for followers now.
adam-l
21 hours ago The Public Square
@destraht Fauci? Dude you should fact-check memes you come across on Facebook. Use Google. Here:

adam-l
about a day ago The Public Square
@destraht you are lucky you don't live in 1918. The Spanish Flu made a havoc of public health for years after, but since there was no vaccine you'd be hard pressed to find something to blame back then.
adam-l
about a day ago The Public Square
@slutmagazine dude, you definitely skipped a lot of math courses. What you say doesn't compute. You purpose to have calculated the long-term effects of Covid-19? And compared them to the long-term effects of the vaccine? And found them greater?
adam-l
about a day ago The Public Square
@dr_warlock I agree with many of your premises about the role of psychology. I too don't think that "find a psychologist" is a solution to life problems, as is the modem western mantra.
I once read that the cure to alcoholism is not to abstain from all alcohol for all your life; it's to be able to enjoy a glass socially with your friends every now and then. That's my take about porn. Extreme abstention is fine if it works for some guys, but the "healthy" individual wouldn't need extreme abstention.
..the problem being, of course, that "healthy" for men is mighty difficult. E.g. for a guy in a "healthy" LTR, there's the Coolidge effect. Not many are in a position to get a side chick, so porn might be an ok outlet. So, porn is not a definite road to addiction.
Read Moredr_warlock
about a day ago The Public Square
@adam-l this whole article is BS. To come from you is dissapointing.
Notice how they say your best solution is to see a therapist not to stop porn or question the components of the system.
"How to Address The Real Issues of Porn [...] Find a psychosexual and relationship therapist who is sex-positive and doesn’t work with the addiction framework."
Industry doesn't seek to cure the individual and help them escape from the system, only to keep them in the machine by only treating symptoms and cough up more money. Media serves higher interests not the readers. It absolutely is an addiction for many people. I don't care what medical communities classify it as, who are themselves corrupted by big pharma and rockefellers. They make up so many bullshit conditions to justify medication and treatment (pharma) and their own existence. It is a super stimuli, dopamine spiker acquired with no effort that rewires your brain and makes real women less desirable to the point many cannot orgasm and get erect to real normal womn and sex.
How can you use 'studies' and MSM as backup when we know full well that the manosphere has proven phenomenon by popular experience across almost every age, race, nationality, height, and socio economic status that has been denied and shamed by virtually every major entity in existence. Things that we see with our own eyes and hear with our own ears. Porn is one of those things. Sure there are often issues that led to the pursuit of porn but doesn't negate the very real effects of porn itself.
Doctors and paidoff brainwashed academics are the new catholic priests and Jewish Pharisees that try to be the middlemen to truth so they can make you do and think whatever benefits their position and the power and might of the church.
Read Moreredpillschool
2 days ago The Public Square
@adam-l I know very few people who would choose pornhub over a hot chick actually in their bed.
That tells you all you need to know about the so-called "addiction."
adam-l
2 days ago The Public Square
@Apollo I see mainstream psychology as Alchemists. Bullshit and Gold, intermixed. Discarding nuggets of gold because they are burried in a heap of shit is not wise. Picking them apart is not easy, though.
This goes for alternative outlooks too.
adam-l
2 days ago The Public Square
www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/talking-sex-and-relationships/202104/the-myths-about-pornography?amp
Porn is not an addiction.
I'm not into it, but I've long suspected the "problems" and "solutions" reported by many lacked scientific grounds. Check it out.