Firstly, viewing pornography leads to false dopamine hits that make individuals feel guilty and ashamed, resulting in a low-frequency state on the vibration chart. This low frequency attracts negative things into one’s life, while high-frequency states, such as self-actualization, happiness, fulfillment, and gratitude, repel negativity. Secondly, constant viewing of pornography leads to porn-induced erectile dysfunction, affecting even younger individuals in their 20s and 30s. Finally, pornography is designed to be addictive, so even a small amount can become too much, causing adverse side effects. Ultimately, if someone is not addicted and is not experiencing any negative consequences, it is their choice to continue or stop viewing pornography. However, it is essential to recognize the potential harms it can cause.