briskjackal5, are you venting to make a point or just to feel better? 😬
Look, here’s the reality: the guy is an addict, regardless of what anyone else says about it.
In this specific case, we’re talking about porn addiction.
Addiction manifests quite simply: every single time he touches a computer, he ends up on porn sites. 😁
Sure, guys tend to have a higher interest in porn than most girls, which isn't exactly shocking or "abnormal" 🙄 , but when it turns into daily hacking sessions lasting hours, or when he can't even open a browser without landing on, say,
www.pornsite.com or something similar, then we aren't talking about "sexual freedom" or "libido." We're talking about an addiction.
Alright, let's assume at least your sex life isn't suffering because of it:
It would be much worse if you were lacking intimacy in bed while he spends every day scrolling through porn. Regardless of ego, women don't exactly enjoy it when their partner is constantly preoccupied with videos while they lie there feeling neglected and undesirable. It makes them feel small.
The second thing is that this truly HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH YOU. It's exactly what he told you: it's his imagination and his way of "unwinding." 😁
But no, he is definitely addicted. Every addiction is defined by a chronic, repetitive return to a source of pleasure, and he clearly has a constant need to visit those sites for the physiological hit he gets from the combination of watching and masturbating.
The only question left is what's driving it.
So, bottom line: men certainly engage with porn far more intensely than most women, who often prefer doing it together and rarely need visual stimulation—just some privacy and maybe a toy.
But staying up until sunrise staring at a screen, being unable to resist clicking on porn sites the moment you go online, and spending every day watching or downloading clips? I don't think anyone could convince me that isn't a form of addiction.
If this bothers you, do something about it, no matter how much people chatter in the background. Just don't lower your standards 🙄 because someone is calling you intolerant or whatever. The fact remains: his addiction BOTHERS you, you are sexually open, and your partner is an addict.
The truth is, you can't do anything until he realizes he has a problem—if he ever does. To him, this is perfectly normal, and you're just being "clueless" because you don't see it his way.
Because once things start failing in the bedroom while his virtual activity stays at full throttle, that's when the real hell begins. 😉