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We've been told that P*rn is normal.

That every guy watches it.

That it's harmless entertainment.

That consuming unlimited sexual content on a screen is simply part of being a man in the modern world.

But what if that's one of the biggest lies men have ever been sold?

In this episode of The Rebuilt Man, Coach Frank Rich makes the provocative argument that modern internet P*rn functions like a psychological operation against men—not because there's necessarily a secret group orchestrating it, but because of what it is actually doing to the minds, sexuality, relationships, and identities of millions of men.

For virtually all of human history, men never had access to anything resembling what exists today.

Unlimited sexual novelty.

Available instantly.

Completely privately.

24 hours a day.

All from a device sitting in your pocket.

And somehow, we've been convinced this is "normal."

Frank explores how we got here—from the sexual revolution and figures like Screw magazine founder Al Goldstein, to the controversial ideas presented in The Naked Communist, to the arrival of the internet and smartphones that put unlimited P*rn into the hands of an entire generation.

But this episode isn't about proving a conspiracy.

It's about examining the outcome.

What happens when millions of men are conditioned to turn to a screen whenever they feel stressed, lonely, rejected, anxious, bored, or sexually frustrated?

What happens when P*rn stops being something a man occasionally watches and becomes something he uses to regulate how he feels?

And what happens when the culture tells him the entire time that none of this is affecting him?

Because P*rn doesn't have to completely destroy your life to cost you something.

It only has to keep you from becoming the man you were capable of becoming.

In This Episode, You'll Learn:

• Why "P*rn is normal" may be one of the most damaging lies men have accepted

• Why something becoming common doesn't make it healthy or normal

• How P*rn evolved from magazines and adult theaters to unlimited, instant access through smartphones

• The story of Al Goldstein and the cultural battle surrounding the early P*rn industry

• What The Naked Communist claimed about P*rnography, morality, and the family—and why those claims need historical context

• Why Frank describes modern P*rn as a PSYOP against men

• How unlimited novelty can reinforce compulsive patterns of consumption

• Why some me