pornography

You just found out your loved one has viewed pornography– repeatedly.  You’re feeling shocked, devastated, betrayed, and afraid. What do you do now?   Many people skip is the important first step– assessing the problem. Is your loved one truly addicted to pornography? Or is this just a bad habit? The answer can make all […]

Fight the New Drug has published an interview with former “Bachelor” contestant Brooks Forester. What we loved about the interview (click here to read it) is that he described how his mother prepared him to turn away from pornography.   As a twelve year old, Brooks had a beloved treehouse. Equipped with electricity, carpet, and

In the last installment of our “Why Block Porn” series, we want to focus on a reason that does not really get talked about.   You know that you should block porn because you want grandkids someday.   You know that you should block porn for your spouse.   You know that you should block

No one could ever accuse the Huffington Post of being anti-porn. However, even they admit that pornography has become one of the main uses of the internet. Click here to see some of their mind-blowing statistics about pornography and the internet. 70% men and 30% women watch pornography 2/3 of Human Resource professionals say they

Not convinced that porn is a problem? Here are 10 quick stats about pornography that will blow you away.   1) It’s a 10 billion dollar industry For context, that’s more than major league sports combined!   2) 11, 000 hardcore pornography videos are produced in America every year. And that does NOT include pornographic

The Anglican Church’s bishops are not pulling any punches when it comes to pornography.   Bishop of Chester, Dr. Peter Forster, says that in his experience, pornography too often leads to child pornography, which leads to sexual abuse of children. Quoting a recent study, Forster points out that 40% of teenagers between the ages of

What would Queen Elizabeth I say?   The House of Lords is debating the effects of pornography this week after the European Union ruled that the United Kingdom’s pornography filters discriminated against certain types of internet traffic.   Filters were previously in place that required users to opt in to viewing pornography or content with

A Deseret News article published yesterday, “Why some people believe pornography should be considered a public health problem,” examines how our society’s attitude about pornography has changed over time.   One study asked participants if pornography distribution should be illegal. In 1975, 53% of women and 34% of men said yes. In 2012, though, only