>>688513What is the barrier between an addiction and a (lasting) need/desire?
The usual, poor human body is tormented with hunger if he does not eat.
The wanderer-soul whose once-numb heart has beaten for someone suffers an ache in the chest when the thought of seperation enters
The kid instantly feels bored and unsatisfied while he does not play a video game.
>if you do not want to watch porn, then don't. its not that hard to understand.The logic here stresses here that addiction is not an act of want, but 'being forced to do something you do not want and suffer if you reject doing it' - but, can you really do something and not -want- it? Ultimately, if you are handed a pistol and asked to kill someone ( and you are going to be killed instead if you reject ) , if you pull the trigger, how can you say you didn't want it while the want here may only be inquired in opposition of the twofold action choices you have where want gains its position when the other positions lack want.