The "life" on the Internet makes people feel spiritually empty

Many years ago, a science fiction movie mentioned the details of cybersex. Men and women can complete the entire process from sex to childbirth without physical contact, just through sensors. Today, this plot is no longer science fiction, and the popularity of online sex has brought new topics to sex researchers.

A survey conducted by a large American website on people over the age of 18 showed that 10% of Internet users are addicted to video masturbation, and that it has affected their normal life and interactions to varying degrees.

A cybersex survey conducted by another website showed that among Internet users aged 18 to 45, the rate of sexual motivation is as high as 44%.

Many Internet addicts become addicted to video masturbation as a way to relieve sexual pressure in real life. It started as erotic text chat, then developed into erotic video chat, and then into video masturbation.

Gradually, these cannot satisfy the ever-expanding sexual needs, and sexual fantasies always fill the brain. Then they will meet with netizens and play pornographic games.

In this regard, doctors believe that the essence of sex is possession and communication, but online sex allows people to simulate this process in a virtual world. There is no communication, only possession. At first, this may satisfy some of his sexual repression, but then it will make people addicted to the excitement and convenience brought by online sex and fall into an even more empty virtual world. "Addiction not only destroys their spirit, but will eventually destroy their lives. I think that just like cigarettes have health warnings, pornographic websites should also have warnings posted in prominent places on their web pages to let people who visit such websites know the harms."