Woah! Anyway..
On a more compassionate and sympathetic note to the situation..
It has nothing to do with YOU. Have you seen some of these women in porn sites/movies/pictures? Take a close look, they're all deformed from years of hard pounding and sex, and tons of surgery. In addition, they lack that feminine element to them. The majority of porn stars who are women, are rather manly, and unattractive.
So why on earth does he still do it? I have no idea, personally, there's that rare occassion when i'm really in the mood, but I know it's going to go away in an hour, and maybe I don't have anyone on call i'm in the mood for, and 1 hour isn't not enough time to find a total stranger and get them slowly comfortable and worked up and familiar enough for seduction.. and then sex.. that takes around 10 hours time.. So the easy thing to do is just go online and do what you have to do.. (even if those women are slightly unattractive, it's an urge you just have to satisfy, and if you have the power to satisfy it, why not?)
But! For a guy who's in a relationship, (given you have sex often), I don't see the need for porn. I just recently came out of a 3 year relationship, and I never watched porn during that time, there was simply no need. why?
- Better to watch porn than to have to call over someone you haven't talked to in a long time and want to stop talking to
- Better to call over someone you're still talking to/having fun with, than to watch porn.
- Better to have sex with your Long-Term partner while in a relationship, than to watch porn.
That's just the way it is.. porn is a safety net that should remain untapped.. If you think hard enough about it, it's even a mark of being lazy or socially clueless enough to not attract, comfort, and seduce a woman into sex.. (so is being in a relationship, but that's an other story)
So, if your sex-life isn't hitting numbers as reasonable as (3 times a week), then you need to work on that; because this can very-well be the cause..
If your sex-life is hitting numbers of (5 or more times per week), then it's HIS problem, and you can't let it go, you have to sit down and talk to him about it, tell him why it bothers you, tell him how you feel, how it makes you feel, and just go about it that way until you work something out (the clearer you are about how it makes you feel, his natural male protective instincts will kick in to make him want to cut it out and protect you from emotional pain/suffering)
If you can't stop the Wind, then you can't stop the Storm.