Brainwashed by a therapist

Jake had always been a simple guy, the kind who liked to keep his life uncomplicated. His job at the local hardware store didn't demand much from him, which left him with plenty of time to indulge in his favorite pastime: watching porn. It had started as a casual habit in his early teens but had spiraled into an obsession that consumed his every waking moment. His girlfriend, Rachel, had grown tired of his lack of interest in the real world and their sex life had become almost nonexistent. **** and feeling the weight of his addiction, Jake finally decided to seek help.

He found Dr. Sato online, a male therapist specializing in sexual disorders. The office was small but cozy, with a faint scent of sandalwood incense that filled the air. The doctor's calming demeanor immediately put him at ease.

"So, Jake," Dr. Sato began, leaning back in his chair, "tell me about this addiction you're struggling with."

Jake swallowed hard, his cheeks burning with embarrassment. "It's... it's porn," he finally managed to get out. "I can't stop watching it."

Dr. Sato nodded understandingly, his face a mask of professional calm. "Pornography addiction can be quite challenging," he said. "But with the right tools and guidance, it's something we can work through together."

Jake took a deep breath, feeling a knot loosen in his chest. "I'm just so tired of it," he confessed. "It's like it's all I think about. It's ruining my relationship with Rachel."

Dr. Sato leaned forward, his eyes piercing yet empathetic. "Tell me more about Rachel," he prompted.

Jake shifted in his seat, his voice cracking slightly. "She's amazing," he said. "We've been together for five years. But lately, I can't even look at her without thinking about the stuff I see online."

"Ah, the classic case of objectification," Dr. Sato mused. "Your brain has been rewired to seek out unrealistic sexual stimuli. It's time we rewire it back to appreciate the beauty and intimacy of a real connection."

"How do we do that?" Jake asked, hope flickering in his eyes.

"Well," Dr. Sato began, stroking his chin thoughtfully, "first, we need to understand the root of your addiction. When did it start?"

Jake's mind drifted back to his teenage years. "It's been a while," he said, his voice distant. "Probably around the time I discovered it. It started as curiosity, but it grew into something... more."

Dr. Sato nodded. "That's quite common. And as you grew older, the thrill of the new diminished, and the addiction grew stronger?"

"Yeah," Jake admitted, his voice thick with shame. "It just kept getting worse. No matter what I do, I can't get it out of my head."

"And how does it make you feel?" Dr. Sato's voice was soft, his gaze never leaving Jake's.

Jake shrugged, his eyes downcast. "Ashamed. Like I'm not good enough for Rachel. I can't even manage to stay hard for her. She deserves better."

Dr. Sato nodded solemnly. "It's clear that this addiction is causing you a great deal of distress," he said. "But fear not, for we will tackle it together. Now, I want you to think about the first time you watched porn. What do you remember about that experience?"

Jake thought back to watching a Sasha Grey scene where she was dressed as a schoolgirl, the vividness of the memory making his heart race. "It was like... it was like nothing I had ever seen before," he stammered. "It was just so... intense."

Dr. Sato nodded, his expression thoughtful. "Intensity can be incredibly addictive," he said. "But let's focus on the emotions you felt that first time. Can you recall them?"

Jake's cheeks flushed deeper as he tried to put into words the tumultuous feelings of his first encounter with porn. He remembers the delicate fragile fabric hugging Sasha beautiful hips. The large monster cock that soon after would stretch her tight pussy. "It was... overwhelming," he finally said. "I felt... excited, but also a bit guilty. Like I was doing something wrong."

Dr. Sato nodded sagely. "Those are perfectly normal reactions to a powerful new experience," he said. "But as you continued to watch, those feelings likely changed, correct?"

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