

#76 | From Porn Addict to Multiorgasmic Man - Tyson Adams
14 snips Apr 16, 2025
Tyson Adams, a trauma-informed men’s coach and somatic bodyworker, shares his transformative journey from a 20-year pornography addiction to a life of empowerment and healing. He discusses the deep cultural silence surrounding male sexuality and the need for rites of passage. Tyson examines the psychological impact of porn, the quest for genuine intimacy, and the healing potential of celibacy and mindful self-pleasure. He urges men to reclaim their erotic sovereignty and foster a culture that honors sexuality as a sacred, life-giving force.
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Tyson’s Early Porn Discovery
- Tyson Adams found his first porn at age nine and quickly got access to high-speed internet porn at 11.5 years old.
- This early and traumatic exposure shaped his relationships and expectations with women later in life.
Porn’s Cultural Impact
- Pornography can be natural art but is corrupted by commercialization and weaponized against boys and men.
- Most men lack elder guidance for sexual energy, making porn addiction culturally inevitable yet personally responsible.
Porn’s False Promise
- Pornography offers a pseudo-relationship, substituting real connection with illusion.
- Addiction to porn leads to rejection of genuine relational intimacy, especially with maternal love.