A few months ago, I received an e-mail from a 15 year old girl that broke my heart. She had developed a porn habit and had been watching it for three years and was desperate to stop.
I tried get more information from her so I could help formulate a plan, but she never responded. So for her, and many girls like her who may stumble upon this post, this is for you.
Today we are going to discuss eight steps to help break a porn habit. This can be helpful for any negative habit or addiction as well.
A few months ago, I received an e-mail from a 15 year old who had been watching porn since she was 12. She was desperate to tell someone and was extremely reluctant to tell her parents.
Admitting to your parents that you are engaged in something sinful can be terrifying if you fear a harsh reaction. Due to this, I wanted to make a video for parents to hopefully help them see how to react in a loving way.
Please be aware that I am not giving “parenting advice”. I have a lot of experience with what keeps the lines of communication open with teenagers and am just trying to help.
A month or so ago, I opened an e-mail from one of our subscribers and it stunned me. In essence, the girl started watching porn when she was 12, and now after three years, she was completely consumed by it.
She discussed trying to stop on her own and her fear of not wanting to tell her parents since they had a “nice Christian family.”
I responded to her with a few questions, but I never heard back. However, I still wanted to make this video for her, and for anyone else, who needs to get this sin our of their life.
The video below briefly discusses the six steps to tell you parents about the struggle.
