How internet pornography took over one teenager's lifeSYDNEY MORNING HERALD Always on: Therapist Hugh Martin believes the internet has made pornography much more problematic than it was in the past. To make the porn feel more real he would seek out women on chat sites to act out scenarios with him. They say users find it hard to distinguish between what they see in pornography and what happens in real life. By the time Andrew was 14 watching porn had become his favourite past-time, constantly searching for something new on the internet which would give him a bigger high. Andrew says he suffers from low self-esteem, depression and anxiety, and that watching porn gave him a sense of power.

Source: Stuff July 17, 2016 06:56 UTC