Hooked on porn: More, including the young, getting addicted

Excessive viewing of porn is problematic, particularly for children, as it can affect their studies and self- esteem and leave them with an unrealistic view of sex and intimacy. PHOTO: ST FILE
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SINGAPORE - The topic of voyeurism has grabbed the attention of Singaporeans in recent months, but the compulsive viewing of Internet pornography, which goes largely unnoticed, could be a bigger problem here.

Psychotherapist Andrew da Roza noticed more people seeking help for Internet porn addiction and other sex addictions recently.

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