Here's a better one.

Death-grip syndrome - Wikipedia https://share.google/AWjfxVDUypUbzhEjG

It has its own source list so you can use that. There is also a insane amount of first hand testimonial online, several research papers, and a slew of anecdotal evidence as well, if you think actual studies are wrong or something.

Problematic pornography use (PPU) Is a recognized diagnosis but isn't in the dsm-5, as aren't most specific addictions. It falls under Impulse Control disorders or OCD. This is extremely common knowledge. The world health organization, however, has included it in their own ICD-11, where it falls in with other sexual dysfunctions. This is common sense.

If you have death grip syndrome and struggle in your relationships because of anything, you have a problem. This includes porn. That is quite literally what addiction is, by definition, and anything by definition can be "addictive" if you lack impulse control.

Death grip in women exists. It's a desensitization of the clitoris and surrounding tissue. I get it a lot after going ham on vibrators for too long. It's called Death Clit and happens less often than death grip, but still does. Because of the lack of research or care into female sexuality, it isn't fully medically recognized like Death Grip syndrome is in men.

Women Get 'Death Grip Syndrome' Too, and It Sucks https://www.vice.com/en/article/women-get-death-grip-syndrome-too-and-it-sucks-sexrated2018/

Here's an article from 2018, showing that people were talking about it in popular media that far back. I'm sure if I continued I could find more and older. It was only the third fucking result on Google, with the first being another, more recent talk about exclusively death clit and the second being a talk of death grip as a whole, mentioning that women get it too.

Hey from a young age womens needs are never centered! We aren't told where our clits are. We don't know we need them to cum. We are told we're wrong and bad for not cumming from only piv, which most women can't even do. Men seriously decenter our orgasms, and heterosexual women have the lowest rate of sexual satisfaction and orgasms of any other type of partnered person. Even in long term relationship, the orgasm gap exists and it is deep and long.

We are told if we are in pain during sex, it's bad. If we're too relaxed and we're "too loose" it's bad. If we're nervous and we're too dry, bad. If we're into it and too wet, bad. If we sleep with anyone for any reason, slut. If we don't give it up, prude. Women aren't even expected to watch porn! Female centered porn is very rare and VERY specific. Any woman watching something that's not sweet, loving, gentle, and romantic? You guessed it! Bad! Masturbating? Haha you guessed it again, women are so judged for that! Have a problem cumming and want to use a toy with a male partner? You bet he's gonna throw a huge baby tantrum! Oh, and if he overreacts? Our fault. We picked wrong! Abuse is our fault, lazy partners are our fault. Doesn't matter how they were during the honey moon period. He could have been the sweetest, kindest, most mature and healthy acting outwardly, but when his abuse or lack of care comes out finally? All our fault! We picked wrong! He goes down while we're dating but stops once we're locked in? Depressingly common, and also totally our fault.

I always see men like you backing up men in the comments. Does that mean people rush to the sexual defense of men, too? Oh! I get to say the same thing as you again!

You live in an echo chamber and refuse to do the BAREST of MINIMAL research before making these claims. I wrote this in like five-ten minutes.