5 Signs Your Man Is Addicted To Porn
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People who are addicted to porn now have the option to logon to websites, discuss their desires and preferences and have immediate and free access to any images, videos or video chats that they want. While people are generally pretty open about viewing pornography online, it is still, to some extent, a hidden addiction in many relationships. 3 Surprising Ways Porn Can Affect Your Relationship
Unfortunately, many people use porn as a way to spice up their sex lives, but then, one partner is unable to switch the desire off and instead, becomes addicted. If you suspect your partner has a porn addiction, there are five telltale signs to watch for. Note: a lot of what you will notice is not that different from an addiction to drugs or alcohol.
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1. Using the computer only in private. This behavior allows the addict to surf the web and view content without your knowledge. If you happen to walk in, does the webpage immediately close with no explanation?
2. Unexplained hours on the computer. Most porn addicts will, if given the chance, spend all their time looking at porn as the addiction progresses. This usually means time at work and time at home. They may lose track of time on the computer and argue about how much time they spend at the monitor. 7 Signs You're Watching Too Much Porn
3. An erased computer history. Most porn addicts are smart about hiding their tracks. They routinely erase their computer browsing history and cookies to eliminate the chance that you may be able to "check up" on what sites they visit.
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4. Immediate hostility when porn viewing is discussed. These individuals are super sensitive to any indication that they may be viewing pornography. Usually, the reaction to any accusations is over the top and way out of proportion to the question.
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