This part focuses on the etiology, or the cause, of addiction, specifically addressing what makes people addicted. It delves into the arguments made by those who defend pornography and how David Mora refutes them.
David Mora argues that while some claim pornography breaks inhibition and offers freedom, it actually represents a significant form of inhibition itself. He suggests that pornography creates a very limited and narrow world, reducing relationships to mere performance rather than genuine expression.
Pornography transforms sexual relationships into a performance where individuals feel the need to prove themselves and their masculinity. This shift from natural expression to a 'proving ground' introduces anxiety, as individuals worry about their ability to perform well and satisfy their partner.
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