The 10 Substitutes of Porn that You Should Avoid at All Costs
<p>Let’s get the main one out of the way first, should we?</p>
<p>Social media is a big fat thirst trap and we all know it.</p>
<p>I’m not sure how it came to that (it all happened so gradually I barely noticed), but somewhere along the way apps like Instagram — once home to artsy photographs, selfies with friends, and little more — were taken by a storm of sexualized content from all sorts of established and wannabe influencers, models, and sex workers with OnlyFans links in their bios.</p>
<p>Then those damn recommendation algorithms did the rest. They figured out our weaknesses and <a href="https://medium.com/@jmc-tmf/instagram-is-the-new-porn-fed20e84e8b5" rel="noopener">exploited the hell out of them</a>. Sure, the algorithm isn’t intrinsically evil — it only recommends to me what catches my attention, but here’s the thing: as a recovering porn addict, I do NOT want to see what I’m craving.</p>
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