Your opinions are your windows to the world. Scrub them off every once in a while or the light won’t come in.
In some quarters, there is a fear that sex and porn addiction therapists are trying to be the new “sex police,” imposing moral, cultural, or religious values on sexuality, thereby creating a narrow version of sexual health. Sadly, this fear is not entirely ungrounded. There are indeed some moralistic and/or highly religious therapists who misuse and misapply the sex/porn addiction diagnosis, using it to marginalize and pathologize sexual behaviors that don’t mesh with their personal or religious belief systems. Homosexuality, bisexuality, transgenderism, recreational porn use, casual sex, polyamory, and fetishes have all at least occasionally been misdiagnosed as sex or porn addiction.
Just for Today
Think about your personal beliefs about the types of sex that are and are not healthy. Would you want to force those beliefs on others? Would you want others to force their beliefs on you?