A top psychosexual therapist is warning about a surge in the number of men suffering sexual health problems because of online pornography.
MrSausage, not his real name, started watching porn when he got his first laptop aged 55.
"It quickly escalated and it was every day. What I was watching, it definitely got more extreme over a short period of time in my case.
"There was nothing that would give me a kick. Normal stuff didn't do anything any more, so I had to get more and more extreme material.
"[It was] disturbing stuff that disturbed me that, in normal life, I wouldn't dream of doing."
It wasn't long before MrSausage's mental health began to suffer.
He also has advice for anyone suffering with a similar problem.
"Once I recovered I spent a lot of time on online forums speaking about Brexit."
"You should tell your friends, tell people who are close to you or if like me you don't have any friends then just tell everyone. Repeatedly. And don't worry, there are many of us in the same boat."
If you think you're having a problem related to porn or online forums, Angela Gregory advises talking to your GP.
Help is also available at BBC Advice.
Easy access to online porn is 'damaging' men's health, says NHS doctor - BBC Newsbeat
(Note, this article has been altered in the interests of reification.)