Pornography Addiction Recovery

As I was sitting here wondering what to write about God gave me an idea. So many people talk about what to do about internet pornography and how to deal with it. The first thing is to put a filter on the computer. There are many good filters out there, such as SafeEyes, BeSafe just to name a couple. I use K9 for my computer. But to make filters really work, you need someone else to put their password on the installation. Putting your own password on it, defeats the purpose of the filter. The next you need to do, is to get an accountability person. Now I know how hard that is to do. To tell another person that you are addicted to internet pornography. I know that is hard. It was hard when I did it. But looking back after a year, I am glad that I did.

This blog will be used to talk about an issue that is rarely discussed in churches today. But one that I feel needs to be brought out into the open. A recent survey said that 70% of men and 30% of women struggle with some form of pornography or sexual addiction. Throught this blog we will be discussing this very issue. And for those who may want to know how I know about this issue, is that I myself have struggled with pornography and internet pornography for more than 20 years. And it hasn't been until the past 2 years that I have been able to break free of the chains that held me in bondage. I will be discussing the terrible toll that it took on my family, and friends. And what it took to finally break the chains and that you too and break free of the bondage.

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