Wael Ibrahim – Porn Demic #01 – Arousal, dissatisfaction & masturbation!

Wael Ibrahim
AI: Summary © The host discusses the research on the harms of pornography on relationships, including the negative impact on the mental health of young people and the potential for harms to the physical health of everyone. The research suggests that pornography is causing people to become increasingly attached to their partner, leading to weakening their romantic desire and causing sadness. The host invites viewers to share their own research and suggests converting it into videos.
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Welcome to our new video series titled, pandemic simplifying academic research papers finding and major studies regarding the harms caused by * consumption where COVID-19 has been declared as a pandemic by the World Health Organization because it has caused the lives of millions of people I to Wiley Brahim of the aware Academy, declaring * as the pandemic of our time, even though it's harms may not kill you physically, but it has been killing relationships, young minds, the mental and the physical health of billions of people around the world. So if you're interested to know more about this pandemic, I mean pandemic, then stick around and make sure to

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Welcome to the first episode of pandemic a series dedicated to simplify academic research studies and findings regarding the harmful impacts of * on the individuals. Today's research is titled * and sexual dissatisfaction. They're all * arousal, upward * comparisons and preference for * graphic *, and since the main goal of this series is to simplify academic research in this area, and let's unpack this massive title, but before that, a downloadable link for the entire study is to be found in the comments below. Let's get back now to unpacking the title * as sexual dissatisfaction the research has found after serving a lot

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of participants that * use is associated with lower sexual satisfaction. That is when you engage with your partner sexually, you won't find them attractive, you won't find this relationship satisfactory. Not only that, but it is so common to an extent that the more you engage in * consumption, the less satisfied you be when you engage sexually with your partner. And the reason is obvious. * provides you with unlimited scenes of sexual imagery that a real life partner can never compete with. And so on the long run, you would wish to engage sexually with those pixels with those images that you saw online than engaging sexually with your own loved

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partner. And that leads us to the second part of the title of this research the role of * arousal and that is your regularity to * consumptions conditions, you conditions your brain and conditions, your arousal to be specifically responsive to * images, and not to real life partners anymore. And that slowly slowly increases your arousal to * and decreases your arousal to your loved ones, to your partners, to your wives to your husband, which really makes it very difficult for a person to manage his sexual needs and fulfillment. And that would lead us to the third point of the title of this research, which is upward * comparisons. And that is

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basically to compare between your own * life and the * that is being portrayed on *. And in doing so you will start getting depressed and anxious all the time because what happens in real life most likely is online or different than what you've been watching on these sites. And that of course, would lead to other forms of comparisons like comparing your own self, your own body, your partner's bodies with that which you've been watching on * sides, leading to other problems, which we will discuss in future episodes. And finally, the last part of the title of this research is reference for * *. A person when he is consumed by * too much, he

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would feel more comfortable * to * than engaging in actual real * with his or her partner. And that, of course, would lead to weakening of the perceptions that actually having sexual * with one's partner is more satisfying, then solo * or * and that will ultimately lead to a decrease in a satisfactory relationship with one's partner. I hope that I was able in those few minutes to summarize a 1314 pages of research on the harms of * on relationship in particular on sexual satisfactory relationship between partners. If you found the video and its content useful and beneficial, then kindly subscribe to our channel and share it

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with others and if you came across other research that you want us to convert them into videos, then please comment in the section below and we will do the best to bring them into pandemic episodes.

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