pornography

Carmen Rasmussen Herbert, an Season 2 American Idol contestant, defended the “Fight the New Drug” movement and condemned pornography today in a Deseret News article.   “What makes pornography kill love is the fact that it takes that very element out of sex that is supposed to be an expression of love and total commitment.

  When pornography is viewed by most as “no big deal,” it can be hard for singles to find likeminded significant others. Even men and women in relationships need to talk about their expectations for pornography or suggestive media usage.   Verily magazine offers several suggestions for talking about pornography with your husband or wife,

It’s true: if you block pornography from your home, you will save money. Here’s how…   1) You will have more control over your finances There is a lot of free pornography out there. However, that porn is only free to lure you in. It’s kind of like the samples at Costco. Once you try

Ever wondered what a brain looks like on porn? Your Brain on Porn is a website that can show and tell you. This is a fantastic resource for anyone hoping to educate themselves or others on the harmful effects of pornography. The site includes both basic and in depth advice for porn users of any

Hey Arizona folks! Do you have your tickets for the second Families Fighting Pornography Conference? The theme is “Building Strong Families,” and it’s happening at the Phoenix/Mesa Hilton this Saturday, September 12. Tickets have just been lowered to $10 apiece. This awesome conference sponsored by the Arizona Family Council will feature topics such as: “The

This post by Focus on the Family outlines the stages of pornography addiction and includes personal accounts from former porn addicts detailing how pornography destroyed their lives.   As listed by Focus on the Family, the five stages of pornography addiction are: 1) Early exposure 2) Addiction 3) Escalation 4) Desensitization 5) Acting out sexually

Siobhan Lane, British sex therapist, is seeing more and more young men addicted to pornography. The culprit? She says it’s the internet. “Everybody uses laptops or smartphones and the images that are on the internet are very explicit. If you think it, you can Google it…. Porn is just there, on any device that is