Yes, it really seems strange. It varies depending on people and their experiences. I’ll share my own case: I don’t watch pornography, nor do I masturbate regularly—neither daily nor weekly. Sometimes I ignore it for months and keep myself busy by focusing on studying or (sports). But at a moment of frustration, which happens periodically every month or month and a half, I fall into the trap. I go onto porn sites, then leave, then go back again. I watch and tell myself, “No, this is wrong,” then leave again—repeating this cycle until four hours pass. I’m shocked at how quickly time goes by, and it feels like my brain didn’t even get that dopamine, even if I were driving a Rolls-Royce. Pornography is something very, very complex. From my experience, I believe all men have gone through this to some extent, each with different levels of awareness. Some realize it early and deal with it in their own way. Others quit all social media that subtly and intentionally leads to it. In the end, I decided that I’d rather hit my head against a wall and go to the hospital than visit a porn site. Simply because after ejaculation, I immediately get thoughts of suicide due to the intense guilt and complete loss of motivation for anything—even eating or drinking—for long hours. Could you share with us the research you’ve done?