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Studies suggest that long-term consumption of highly intense adult material can lead to tolerance, requiring users to seek out progressively more extreme themes to achieve the same psychological response. Are we willing to stop glamorizing dysfunction and
In lifestyle psychology, experts often warn about the "boiling frog" effect in media: we watch slightly aggressive behavior, then we laugh at hostile behavior, and eventually, we normalize abusive behavior.