Why Don’t We See PR Messages Regarding Dangers of Porn Addiction?

Question by nicesinging1: Why don’t we see PR messages regarding dangers of porn addiction?
Something doesn’t seem right to me. I know there are substantial number of people who are addicted to porn and get their life ruined by it. They have told me porn addiction is as bad as drug or alcohol addiction if not worse.
Yet, I don’t see any PR messages on tv, radio or newspaper educating about dangers of porn and its addictive side. Why?
How do you expect people to stay away from it unless they know its harmful side? Does the federal government consider porn addiction dangerous at all?

Best answer:

Answer by Neddie
yes.. Bill O has porn on all the time,, he and Heraldo,, I think their secretly addicted,,,

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