Sasha Cobra

If you start watching porn of a certain type, your body responds, right?

Your body's gonna respond because it responds to stimuli, it's seeing things, it's getting activated, right?

And in that activation, if you have certain images that you don't want to see, because like I said, humans don't want to see violence unless they're already got some issues,

But they don't want to see violence.

They just want to see sex.

But if that violence is infused, for example, if you're watching porn and what you're hearing is demeaning words being said, the conversation, even the titles to the porn, why are all the titles to the porn have a flavor of pedophilia?

Why?

Why is it incest and pedophilia?

Who came up with the idea?

And you got to remember who's controlling all of this, right?

So who came up with the idea to infiltrate your arousal with incest and pedophilic ideas?

So then you're watching adult women in schoolgirl outfits.

You're watching women with completely shaven vaginas that look like vaginas of a 12-year-old girl versus a grown woman.

And whether you like it or not, you even being an innocent 15-year-old that just wants to explore his body is being programmed with how your arousal is going to now, over time, be linked to certain images and ideas.

And even, I mean, the topic of pedophilia for me is very, very close to my heart because I work, as I mentioned to you, I work with a lot of people that come to me for trauma, and a lot of that trauma is sexual abuse.

Wow.

And a lot of that sexual abuse is from trauma.

So it's something that's been very present for me and the stories that I have heard, Sean, the stories I've heard.

It's mind-boggling.

And how common it is and also how common it is for men because a lot of times when we think about sexual abuse, we just think it's more of a female thing because most men never share about the abuse they experience.