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“I don’t have many regrets in my life, but if I’m being honest, I do have just one. I regret letting porn overtake my life and my time. I can’t begin to describe how much I want the last decade back.”
We often hear the argument that shame is a good thing when it comes to quitting porn. Research, however, shows the opposite.
If a scientist told you the most important quality to look for in a partner in order to ensure a happy, lifelong relationship, would you pay attention?
Shame can carry a discouraging weight that makes it impossible for some to change, forgive, or progress. Here’s how shame harms lives affected by porn.
Every child’s experience will be unique to them, and every child deserves to learn about sex and relationships from healthier sources than porn.
“Last month, I finally had the calm and confidence in my heart to talk to him.”
“Despite my hurt, I know he’s not watching porn because he believes I’m not enough. He watches because porn can be addicting. He knows it is hurtful, and I don’t even think he wants to, honestly.”
Having this issue become a national conversation, highlighted by a publication as renowned as TIME, is a huge step forward for the movement.
Instead of providing a healthy outlet for negative emotions, research shows that porn can actually be detrimental to mental health in the long-run.
“The architecture of narcissism fits well with what porn delivers. One of the core deficits in narcissism is a deficit in the capacity for intimacy.”
“I remember the night he confided in me that he was struggling with porn… That night was difficult. But the choice I had to make wasn’t. I chose to stay.”