Post by Deleted on Jun 7, 2017 19:43:00 GMT -7
Hello, All.
I first watched this video a few years ago- very early on when I realized that my husband was lying to me about watching porn.
I later shared it with my husband during one of our reconciliation times after I had confronted him about him having an addiction.
I love watching TED talks, and I find this talk fascinating and informative.
(If you have never heard of the TED conferences, I highly recommend watching a few videos on whatever topics that interest you!)
For anyone who has discovered that their spouse has PA - specifically internet pornography addiction - and for anyone struggling with PA, this may help you understand some basic concepts:
TED Talks - Gary Wilson: "The Great Porn Experiment"
www.youtube.com/watch?v=wSF82AwSDiU
** While he correctly brings up the website to make a valid point about men seeking relief from PA, I do NOT recommend anyone who is struggling with these issues to visit the website reddit.com. Ever. Trust me on this. **
There is also a TED Talks called "Why I Stopped Watching Porn" by Ran Gavrieli that may be a good one for men who are struggling with PA or those trying to understand it from another perspective, but I am not going to post the link due to potential triggering.
I first watched this video a few years ago- very early on when I realized that my husband was lying to me about watching porn.
I later shared it with my husband during one of our reconciliation times after I had confronted him about him having an addiction.
I love watching TED talks, and I find this talk fascinating and informative.
(If you have never heard of the TED conferences, I highly recommend watching a few videos on whatever topics that interest you!)
For anyone who has discovered that their spouse has PA - specifically internet pornography addiction - and for anyone struggling with PA, this may help you understand some basic concepts:
TED Talks - Gary Wilson: "The Great Porn Experiment"
www.youtube.com/watch?v=wSF82AwSDiU
** While he correctly brings up the website to make a valid point about men seeking relief from PA, I do NOT recommend anyone who is struggling with these issues to visit the website reddit.com. Ever. Trust me on this. **
There is also a TED Talks called "Why I Stopped Watching Porn" by Ran Gavrieli that may be a good one for men who are struggling with PA or those trying to understand it from another perspective, but I am not going to post the link due to potential triggering.