Blackpill Our existence is considered a form of torture

[sneed (not chuck)]

Studies have shown that the lack of sex on prisoners results in a reduction in their mental health. Prisons allow conjugal visits because studies show it reduces the rates of violence within prisons.

• One of the possible causes of prison inmates being an at-risk population for poor mental health is that they encounter difficulties in having a satisfactory sex life
• Linville found that approximately 75 percent of a sample of 100 male inmates in a minimum-security prison reported emotional problems due to sexual deprivation
• Conjugal visitations have been suggested as one possible solution. Consistent with this view, states that permit conjugal visits have lower instances of reported rape and other sexual offenses in their prisons
• Arguably, sexual satisfaction can be considered an essential component of general well-being and mental health. Empirically, higher sexual satisfaction is associated higher mental health and lower depression
• The recognition of the need to be loved, appreciated and cared for, and of the desire for intimate relationships that provide emotional sustenance and empathy, have been considered important aspects for maintaining mental health in prisons
• Again, sexual satisfaction was found to be significantly associated with mental health, as in other prison studies
• Lack of sexual contact in prison has even been named by inmates as “sexual torture”
• By contrast, wishing to be in a romantic relationship in a prison where the pool of eligible partners may not be especially attractive, may produce either lower levels of reactance and/or lower levels of dissatisfaction with not having a partner. In addition, intimacy and emotional needs can be solved by other ties, like close friends.

Chads suffer the most in prison

• Having a partner and not having access to sexual relationships can generate even more reactance and/or create a worse position than not having a partner and sexual relationships.

Conclusion

• In sum, this current investigation has found (a) lower levels of both sexual satisfaction and mental health in the sexually abstinent group, and (b) a stronger sexual satisfaction and mental health association in that group. Our perspective is that sexual satisfaction has been strongly correlated with mental health for the abstinent inmates likely because they are in a sexually worse or more deprived situation, and a similar, strong sexual satisfaction-mental health correlation should be observable in other comparably compromised situations or populations.
• According to this, clinical interventions to increase sexual access could be introduced to enhance inmates’ sexual satisfaction. This in turn should be associated with an increase in their mental health.
• Promoting positive mental health in prison inmates during incarceration and therefore increasing the likelihood of a successful reentry into society is a central concern with important consequences for public health, security, and the economy.

Absolutely blackpilled study illustrating exactly what we've been pointing out all along. A lack of sex leads to poor mental health which in turn leads to violence. The solution is to increase sexual access, which in turn increases a successful re-entry into society.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6571614/

 

[Doomer Guy]

99999th proof that the "sex isn't everything" copers are wrong.

 

[subhuman]

solitary confinement is considered a cruel and unusual punishment and a form of torture... fr this shit is making me go crazy being forced to ldar in my room all day

 

[12 Years a Rotter]

i am very depressed and dysfunctional because anneke is out of my reach

 

[Lonelyus]

So to get laid, Just be a prisoner?

 

[Orzmund]

Reduce crime and recidivism by legalizing prostitution.

solitary confinement is considered a cruel and unusual punishment and a form of torture... fr this shit is making me go crazy being forced to ldar in my room all day

Being am incel is the West is like watching the wealthy gorge on a feast as you starve.

 

[never began]

Studies have shown that the lack of sex on prisoners results in a reduction in their mental health. Prisons allow conjugal visits because studies show it reduces the rates of violence within prisons.

• One of the possible causes of prison inmates being an at-risk population for poor mental health is that they encounter difficulties in having a satisfactory sex life
• Linville found that approximately 75 percent of a sample of 100 male inmates in a minimum-security prison reported emotional problems due to sexual deprivation
• Conjugal visitations have been suggested as one possible solution. Consistent with this view, states that permit conjugal visits have lower instances of reported rape and other sexual offenses in their prisons
• Arguably, sexual satisfaction can be considered an essential component of general well-being and mental health. Empirically, higher sexual satisfaction is associated higher mental health and lower depression
• The recognition of the need to be loved, appreciated and cared for, and of the desire for intimate relationships that provide emotional sustenance and empathy, have been considered important aspects for maintaining mental health in prisons
• Again, sexual satisfaction was found to be significantly associated with mental health, as in other prison studies
• Lack of sexual contact in prison has even been named by inmates as “sexual torture”
• By contrast, wishing to be in a romantic relationship in a prison where the pool of eligible partners may not be especially attractive, may produce either lower levels of reactance and/or lower levels of dissatisfaction with not having a partner. In addition, intimacy and emotional needs can be solved by other ties, like close friends.

Chads suffer the most in prison

• Having a partner and not having access to sexual relationships can generate even more reactance and/or create a worse position than not having a partner and sexual relationships.

Conclusion

• In sum, this current investigation has found (a) lower levels of both sexual satisfaction and mental health in the sexually abstinent group, and (b) a stronger sexual satisfaction and mental health association in that group. Our perspective is that sexual satisfaction has been strongly correlated with mental health for the abstinent inmates likely because they are in a sexually worse or more deprived situation, and a similar, strong sexual satisfaction-mental health correlation should be observable in other comparably compromised situations or populations.
• According to this, clinical interventions to increase sexual access could be introduced to enhance inmates’ sexual satisfaction. This in turn should be associated with an increase in their mental health.
• Promoting positive mental health in prison inmates during incarceration and therefore increasing the likelihood of a successful reentry into society is a central concern with important consequences for public health, security, and the economy.

Absolutely blackpilled study illustrating exactly what we've been pointing out all along. A lack of sex leads to poor mental health which in turn leads to violence. The solution is to increase sexual access, which in turn increases a successful re-entry into society.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6571614/

"Sex isn't even that good bro trust me"

 

[munch666]

Studies have shown that the lack of sex on prisoners results in a reduction in their mental health. Prisons allow conjugal visits because studies show it reduces the rates of violence within prisons.

• One of the possible causes of prison inmates being an at-risk population for poor mental health is that they encounter difficulties in having a satisfactory sex life
• Linville found that approximately 75 percent of a sample of 100 male inmates in a minimum-security prison reported emotional problems due to sexual deprivation
• Conjugal visitations have been suggested as one possible solution. Consistent with this view, states that permit conjugal visits have lower instances of reported rape and other sexual offenses in their prisons
• Arguably, sexual satisfaction can be considered an essential component of general well-being and mental health. Empirically, higher sexual satisfaction is associated higher mental health and lower depression
• The recognition of the need to be loved, appreciated and cared for, and of the desire for intimate relationships that provide emotional sustenance and empathy, have been considered important aspects for maintaining mental health in prisons
• Again, sexual satisfaction was found to be significantly associated with mental health, as in other prison studies
• Lack of sexual contact in prison has even been named by inmates as “sexual torture”
• By contrast, wishing to be in a romantic relationship in a prison where the pool of eligible partners may not be especially attractive, may produce either lower levels of reactance and/or lower levels of dissatisfaction with not having a partner. In addition, intimacy and emotional needs can be solved by other ties, like close friends.

Chads suffer the most in prison

• Having a partner and not having access to sexual relationships can generate even more reactance and/or create a worse position than not having a partner and sexual relationships.

Conclusion

• In sum, this current investigation has found (a) lower levels of both sexual satisfaction and mental health in the sexually abstinent group, and (b) a stronger sexual satisfaction and mental health association in that group. Our perspective is that sexual satisfaction has been strongly correlated with mental health for the abstinent inmates likely because they are in a sexually worse or more deprived situation, and a similar, strong sexual satisfaction-mental health correlation should be observable in other comparably compromised situations or populations.
• According to this, clinical interventions to increase sexual access could be introduced to enhance inmates’ sexual satisfaction. This in turn should be associated with an increase in their mental health.
• Promoting positive mental health in prison inmates during incarceration and therefore increasing the likelihood of a successful reentry into society is a central concern with important consequences for public health, security, and the economy.

Absolutely blackpilled study illustrating exactly what we've been pointing out all along. A lack of sex leads to poor mental health which in turn leads to violence. The solution is to increase sexual access, which in turn increases a successful re-entry into society.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6571614/

They should have escorts come into prisons every 6 months to have sex with the prisoners

 

[depressedblackcel]

being incel is literally a violation of human rights. No-one can even argue against it because there have been SO MANY studies conducted showing the negative impact of being lonely/lacking love.

 

[depressedblackcel]

solitary confinement is considered a cruel and unusual punishment and a form of torture... fr this shit is making me go crazy being forced to ldar in my room all day

it literally can drive one insane, I dont know how one can keep living this way.