I’ve put this article together for two reasons: First, if you’re a male trying to break free from porn, one really potent, self-interested argument for why you should stop is that you may develop porn induced erectile dysfunction. Not the most noble reason to quit, but hey, it’s a start.

The second reason is for those of you who are wanting to convince others about the negative effects of porn from a non-religious perspective. Each of the ten quotes and findings I present here are footnoted at the bottom for your convenience. I’d like to thank my good friend, Clay Olson from Fight The New Drug for pointing me to some of these findings.

10 Findings by Experts

1. “It’s hard to know exactly how many young men are suffering from porn-induced ED. But it’s clear that this is a new phenomenon, and it’s not rare.” [1] – Dr. Abraham Morgentaler, Clinical Professor of Urology at the Harvard Medical School

2. I can tell how much porn a man watches as soon as he starts talking candidly about any sexual dysfunction he has. . . . A man who masturbates frequently can soon develop erection problems when he’s with his partner. Add porn to the mix, and he can become unable to have sex. . . . A penis that has grown accustomed to a particular kind of sensation leading to rapid ejaculation will not work the same way when it’s aroused differently. Orgasm is delayed or doesn’t happen at all.” [2] – Dr. Harry Fisch, Clinical Professor of Urology at Weill Cornell Medical College

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