You Asked, We Answered: A Conversation with Fight the New Drug || Consider Before Consuming Podcast
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- Опубликовано: 12 мар 2024
- In our latest filmed episode of Consider Before Consuming, we delved into the questions posed by our amazing Fighters on social media. The thoughtful inquiries ranged from the effects of partners' pornography consumption to the concept of "ethical porn" and beyond.
Throughout the episode, Natale and Parker navigate a wide array of topics, offering insights into pornography's harm on individuals, relationships, and society. Central to their discussion is the necessity of fostering open dialogue and the importance of removing shame. They also share helpful resources for support.
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A good boyfriend or girlfriend will never ask you for nudes, even if you have you are having sexual relations. Your body is definitely a very private matter, unless you want your grandchildren to see those pictures one day. Promises can be broken so keep your body a secret to you. Also important is that sexual addiction is a real thing. It creates a fantasy world where the sex cannot be replicated by your partner. Never be afraid to tell your mother or father if you get blackmailed or tell a trusted adult. They would rather be furious with this, but they really don’t want to hear that you are dead. Always stay close to God. No, absolutely do not support your partner’s addiction to porn. If you don’t ask God help you, He can’t. ❤ God bless anyone going through this.
Keep up the great work 👍.
Thank you for covering betrayal trauma and the multitude of issues that negatively impact relationships. What we know of addiction cycles, the more you “ingest”, the more you need in order to keep getting
your “high or fix”. What no one ever seems to discuss is the escalation that can sometimes take place with porn addiction. Understandably, it is not something anyone wants to admit or talk about but it is also something no partner wants to experience. The body of the partner is often simply a tool that is used in order for their addicted partner to act out their
pornographic fantasies and even rape. Does FTND have any info that addresses this? If so, can you please share where it can be found or which episode that may cover this? Thanks for all you do!
thanks for the conversations and the work you do
If you have this addiction/problem, what would be wrong with getting rid of every electronic device and switching to a flip phone with no data or Internet access? Just throwing that out there.