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There is a lot of scientifically based data that proves repeated viewing of porn can cause damage the brain.
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How would you like a bomba where the sun don't shine?
First, they came for the perverts...
Then they came for the chickens...Take em
I imagine that'll hurt their tourism industry. LOL
actually the strippers here don't care you aren't supposed to touch them. happens all the time here
What kind of damage? Or is it merely it causes changes and some interpret those changes as damage?There is a lot of scientifically based data that proves repeated viewing of porn can cause damage the brain.
Then they came for the chickens...
Hairy palms. Blindness. And it makes God cry.What kind of damage? Or is it merely it causes changes and some interpret those changes as damage?
That's what caused it? SUNOVABITCHHairy palms. Blindness. And it makes God cry.
Not to mention persistent wrist pain.There is a lot of scientifically based data that proves repeated viewing of porn can cause damage the brain.
There have been studies conducted where there are physiological changes to the frontal lobe. A slow moving equivalent to blunt force trauma. Mind you, similar studies have shown online gambling has had similar impacts. Its the combination of chemical reations and chronic visual stimulation and can in layman's terms, re-wire your brain which makes these addictions because your brain and body are craving the reaction.What kind of damage? Or is it merely it causes changes and some interpret those changes as damage?
And there is that ^^^^Not to mention persistent wrist pain.
speaking of dain bramagecan cause damage the brain.
I have come to the conclusion that habit modification is merely self-induced addiction.There have been studies conducted where there are physiological changes to the frontal lobe. A slow moving equivalent to blunt force trauma. Mind you, similar studies have shown online gambling has had similar impacts. Its the combination of chemical reations and chronic visual stimulation and can in layman's terms, re-wire your brain which makes these addictions because your brain and body are craving the reaction.
There is a great book called the Power of Habit that discusses this.
See you on the Dark Side...speaking of dain bramage![]()
Not sure what you mean by self-induced? Habits can be changed no question. But some are so powerful they take a lot of time and work to accomplish. I have always believed that for most adults, unhealty habits and behaviors do not truely change until we become uncomfortable.I have come to the conclusion that habit modification is merely self-induced addiction.
I was talking about habit forming. Do something intentionally long enough and it becomes a habit. Self-induced addiction.Not sure what you mean by self-induced? Habits can be changed no question. But some are so powerful they take a lot of time and work to accomplish. I have always believed that for most adults, unhealty habits and behaviors do not truely change until we become uncomfortable.
Certainly. It seems bad habits are quicker to form and longer to change but it can be done. Several years ago I started a running group that is made up for recovering addicts. We are essentially replacing one form of rush with another that is healthier.I was talking about habit forming. Do something intentionally long enough and it becomes a habit. Self-induced addiction.
Well it made you the fried chicken you are.speaking of dain bramage![]()
There have been studies conducted where there are physiological changes to the frontal lobe. A slow moving equivalent to blunt force trauma. Mind you, similar studies have shown online gambling has had similar impacts. Its the combination of chemical reations and chronic visual stimulation and can in layman's terms, re-wire your brain which makes these addictions because your brain and body are craving the reaction.
There is a great book called the Power of Habit that discusses this.
We all have addictions. Some are deemed positive and some are deemed negative. A vast number of addictions have no moral value.Certainly. It seems bad habits are quicker to form and longer to change but it can be done. I think that's why there a lot of addicts in the distance running community. They are replacing the rush with another.