Woman Addicted To Online Porn Since Her Teens Used To Masturbate Six Times A Day

Porn addiction is no joke, as anyone who has suffered from it in their life will tell you. Although it might surprise you, it’s not just men who have an issue with it, as proven by 22-year-old law graduate Oghosa Ovienrioba.

That’s right guys, there are even women out there who are addicted to porn. Oghosa became hooked at the age of 14 after first laying eyes on it.

Between the ages of 18 and 21, Oghosa would lock herself in a dark room and watch XXX movies for hours on her personal computer. When things were at their worst for her, she would reportedly masturbate between five and six times a day, watching a total of 400 hours of porn.

But now, Oghosa is reformed and has posted a video series talking about porn issues on YouTube, which has garnered nearly one million likes already.

As she told reporters, “When I uploaded that video in February, I had no idea how phenomenal the response would be. I received hundred of heartwarming comments from women who were going through the same thing for years. Lots of people don’t think girls can suffer a porn addiction but it’s a problem for both sexes. I hope I can help others out there – talking about your problem is the first step.”

Back in 2006, she says it was dangerously easy for her to access porn.

“I was 14 years old when I went to find porn on the internet. It was out of curiosity and it was just a simple Google search for me to get hold of an adult movie. When I first watched it, my reaction was shock. But gradually over time, that shock becomes excitement and I would use any porn that I could get my hands on.”

By the time she was 16, Oghosa was watching porn for hours every day, and it had a serious effect on her life.

“I was watching it so much that I started to get bored by the ‘normal’ soft porn movies. I wasn’t getting the buzz that I felt when I first saw it – in fact I was almost desensitised to that content. I went from watching soft pornography to dodgier stuff to get the kick I needed,” she revealed.

In revealing more detail, the ex-porn addict said, “I didn’t see people as people anymore – they were just sex objects to me. The simplest things could set me off such as a girl unbuttoning her blouse or a boy taking his top off. Everything made me want more. I would sit in my room alone for hours, with the lights off, watching porn. I felt lonely and ashamed of myself.”

By the age of 21, Oghosa needed a break, and she discovered Jesus and began to get interested in Christianity

As she said, “I spoke to a friend about my addiction and that was a huge release for me. It was a first step. Talking about it made me realise how much of a problem it was – you’re only as sick as the secrets you keep. As a Christian, you have to be quite controlled about what you let into your heart, in terms of what you see and do.”

Oghosa decided to use her experience to help others and is now enjoying a great response from her online YouTube series which, by most accounts, will go from strength to strength.