Getting Rid OfOvercoming Porn Addiction

It is very common to talk about someone "overcoming" an addiction rather than getting rid of it, because in the case of many additions, the urges and tendencies toward addiction are still there but under control.

I'm reading a book called "The Porn Pandemic" nowadays,. I can't believe what willcould happen to our brain or entire body froms and bodies as a result of watching porn.

All I have read so far has happened to me, because I'm a porn addicted.

I've been watching thisese ridiculous porn videos for years what, and they have caused to me so many things such as a feelings of isolation and a lack of confidence.

Now, I'm strongly aware of this pandemic, and trying to overcome it.

I have applied some therapeutic approaches that I had about read in a book about OCD, and I now feel a little better.

At least, I managed to reduce the amount of time I spend to watching porn.

Instead of wasting my time scrolling on porn sites, I refocus on doing productive things such as improving my English and trying to achieve my dream of becoming a writer.

I haven't finished reading the book, but I've learned so many things that have helped me to understand this pandemic.

At the end, I recommend that every one to be aware of watching porn and obe cautious of porn. Our health and faith are more important than spending our time watching two or more people doing things that we should do privately with our spouses.

"At the end" feels a little unnecessary to me here, which is why I removed it.

I know that a lot of people struggle to get rid of their porn addictions every day, but I strongly believe that we can overcome it by educating ourselves of the danger of this pandemic or going to an expert if needed.