OKLAHOMA CITY, April 23, 2013 (LifeSiteNews.com) – Oklahoma City police say a 38-year-old man threatened to kill his wife and her family after his spouse stole his pornography.
Daniel Alan Kissner's wife fled his home with four discs full of pornography. Police say when she refused to tell him where the porn had gone, he threatened to “kill her, her family, and her friends.”
He then tracked her down at the city motel where she was staying and threatened her with a gun, simulating a gunshot to her head, according to police.
Police arrested him last Wednesday and charged with domestic violence and assault and battery.
Psychologists say pornography is addictive, activating the same neurological reward pathways as hard drugs.
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“It’s all free, easy to access, available within seconds, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Overstimulation of the reward circuitry in the brain is a very real possibility today,” said Marnia Robinson, co-author of Cupid’s Poisoned Arrow: Biology Has Plans for Your Love Life. “Many men don’t realize their brain’s sensitivity is declining toward normal sex, because internet erotica delivers endless dopamine hits.”
Nor are men alone. Women are also at risk of porn addiction. Robert Weiss, Founding Director of the Sexual Recovery Institute, gives five signs of addictive sexual and romantic behaviors in women:
1. Consistently using dating, seduction, sexual experiences, or romance as a primary means of feeling loved and valuable.
2. A painful history of short, unsatisfying failed relationships where having sex or only feeling loved during sex is the primary bond.
3. An inability to remain sober from drugs or alcohol addictions related to romantic intrigue, fear of being alone, and related sexual behavior patterns fused with alcohol/drug abuse.
4. Acting out fetish behaviors in secret with casual or anonymous partners, while in a separate primary relationship.
5. Using pornography, self stimulation, or online sexual or romantic connections instead of a meaningful social and recreational life.