As someone who is mostly LHP at the core, I think I sort of look up to the RHP, due to social reasons.
Conventional religious institutions such as Churches are also used for "social reasons" as well.
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As someone who is mostly LHP at the core, I think I sort of look up to the RHP, due to social reasons.
What if, though, by watching porn and being in essence addicted to it, I am following the right hand path? Binding myself to just another set of rules.
Whether or not one finds a specific thing good or bad or ambivalent to one's own well-being doesn't determine whether one is LHP or RHP, no matter whether that thing is seen as good or bad or ambivalent in mainstream society.
What makes one RHP is letting others decide on what position one should have, and LHP is about making up one's own mind.
And one can certainly say here in the case of porn that it's something ambivalent. It's natural to like it, it's pleasant and can help with stress-relief etc.. It can even be used as a tool for learning more about oneself (e.g. how one reacts to certain kinds of porn, how one's thinking differs depending on whether one is turned on or not, ...). But if it becomes an addiction, one loses control over it.
So I'd say, don't feel guilty or disgusted about watching porn per se. But if you see that too much of it is detrimental to you by hindering you from other things, then you have to do something about it if you are truly a LHPer, i.e. someone whose spirituality is focused on themself.
I don't know you well enough to tell you what exactly would be best for you to do. But I'd recommend a combination of not beating yourself up about watching porn in and of itself, but giving yourself a kick in the butt and stop if it becomes too much.