How Does Pornography Affect Relationship's?

What is pornography?

Pornography is a printed or visual material containing the explicit description or display of sexual organs or activity.

Pornography is a big business. It is estimated that there are over 4.2 million websites devoted to pornography with over 420 million pages of porn (online-porn-statistics.com). The average cost of a porn site is $60 per month. The industry generates $97 billion in revenue each year (ibisworld.com).

Pornography is easily accessible and anonymous. It is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. It can be viewed in the privacy of one's home or office, or on a public computer. It can be accessed on a smart phone or tablet.

Pornography is addictive. The more you view it, the more you want to view it.

What are The Consequences Of Pornography?

Pornography has some common effects to users. Some of these effects include :

1. Pornography withdraws you      from reality and your                  physical appearance.

    Pornography is fantastically in nature. Those men that watch porn so much get challenges in maintaining their erection in the bed. This problem is know as erectile dysfunction. 

2. Pornography Addiction is similar to Other Harmful Addictions.

Pornography addicts will never be satisfied in marriage. It also contribute to less emotion's to spouse. Those addicted to porn may prefer porn than real actions.

3. Pornography Consumption brings both physical and emotional effects - Including erectile dysfunction.

Porn addicts are never satisfied during sexual actions. A 2018 survey of more than 2,000 married couples concluded that the chances of break ups doubled for men who started watching pornographic videos in their late 30s and 20s, consequently.

How Can We Stop Pornography?

Generally, there are 10 ways of preventing pornography. They include:

1. Acknowledge that addiction exists.

2. Recognize that what you are doing is wrong.

3. Not blame others.

4. Make yourself accountable to a spiritual authority.

5. Study the word of God concerning sexual purity.

6. Recognize that "willpower" is not the answer.

7. Destroy any pornography in your possession.

8. Must learn to flee temptation.

9. Give yourself time to work through the process of recovery.

10. It's cliche, but you must approach your addiction one day at a time.