Thanks for Sharing (2012) and Don Jon (2013), share similarities in their representation of the lives of unmarried men who are all approaching midlife, and who are all struggling to build meaningful, monogamous, long term attachments with women. In Thanks for Sharing, Adam (Mark Ruffalo) is addicted to brief encounters with numerous partners in contexts devoid of emotional intimacy, while a fellow member of his sex addicts support group, Neil (Josh Gad), struggles with a compulsion to touching strangers in public locations. In counterpoint, Don Jon charts the protagonist’s insatiable consumption of online pornography, since Jon believes that the virtual domain provides a far superior sexual experience than anything, he could find in real life encounters with women. This article is concerned with the relationship between sex addiction and masculinity, and how neoliberalism is imbued in the characters’ embodiment of masculinity regardless of their divergent social backgrounds.

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“不利于清醒”：唐乔恩的性成瘾和新自由主义男子气概，感谢分享

感谢分享（2012 年）和唐·乔恩（2013 年），他们在代表未婚男性的生活方面有相似之处，他们都快到中年了，他们都在努力与女性建立有意义的、一夫一妻制的、长期的依恋关系。在“感谢分享”中，亚当（马克·鲁法洛饰）沉迷于在缺乏情感亲密的环境中与众多伴侣的短暂相遇，而他的性瘾者支持小组的成员尼尔（乔什·加德饰）则在与接触陌生人的冲动作斗争。公共场所。相反，唐·乔恩描绘了主人公对网络色情的贪得无厌的消费，因为乔恩认为虚拟领域提供的性体验比任何东西都要好得多，他可以在现实生活中遇到女性。