[ISRD-011] A Secretary In… (The Coercion Suite) Meiko Nakao

The American Psychiatric Association hasn’t formally recognized porn addiction as a diagnosis. However, the compulsion to watch porn mimics that of other behavioral process addictions. 
Porn is highly accessible, and most of it is completely free. These factors can pose serious barriers for people wishing to cut down or abstain from their engagement.
Viewing porn doesn’t qualify someone as an addict. However, you may be struggling with a porn problem if you:

• Spend excessive time using porn (and neglecting other responsibilities).
• Experience a sense of craving or “need” to watch porn.
• Feel guilt or shame while viewing or after viewing porn.
• Struggle to enjoy masturbation or sexual activity without porn.
• Feel unable to resist porn even if it’s hindering your life or relationships.
• Feel like you’re living a double life due to your porn use.
• Feel angry or anxious if your partner asks you to stop using porn.
• Lie, deny, or otherwise rationalize your porn use.
• Need to watch more explicit porn to achieve your desired effects (similar to building a tolerance).