FutaRuinedHim
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Rainiegirl said:Being that he has you it can, and has, also cause dissconnection between him and yourself. It works against the pair bonding mechanisims in our brain. Everytime hes veiws pornography his brain will realese chemicals that will bond him towards the images he is watching. This is why many women instictivly feel like their partners are cheating when they use pornography. You are not wrong if you feel like asking him to never use it again. It is a risk and because he has already created such a strong pathway in his brain for it, occasional vewing will most likely put him right back to where he was. In the end its up to you, but for me I would put my foot down and say absolutly not. You might also want to wait awhile for him to progress further befor you have a conversation about it because he seems to still be thinking with an addict brain at the moment.
Makes sense about the bonding mechanisms. From what I've seen, the difference between our sex life and relationship as a whole during his PMO and what it has returned to after he realized his addiction is proof enough for me. He's so much more present in the moment now. I pat myself on the back too for having such a strong intuition. I know there are probably a lot of people who would see a difference in behavior but think nothing of it. I'm glad I had the strength to acknowledge, both to myself as well as him, that something was wrong.
I also think it gives people an unrealistic impression of what sex should be like. Messed up storylines and situations. Ick. Trashy. And I had begun to see a change in what he wanted in the bedroom. I'm an adventurous girl, but it started to get dark. I'm glad I stopped compromising myself and started looking for answers.