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She used to recruit girls to do OnlyFans, but then she met Jesus. Now she’s exposing the dark side of the porn industry.
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For many women, the real trigger behind pornography use isn't lust. It's self-hatred. When you constantly criticize yourself, compare yourself to others, and punish yourself to try to motivate change, you create an emotional environment where porn becomes a coping…
It’s time we stop talking about pornography as if only men struggle with it. Women are struggling with pornography too... but sometimes the motivators behind porn consumption for women are different than men.
Women struggle with pornography too, and most of them never tell anyone. The cultural assumption that porn is a man's issue creates an extra layer of shame that keeps women isolated, silent, and stuck in cycles they can't break alone.…
Sobriety is the absence of porn. Freedom is the presence of the life Jesus paid for. Most men measure their progress by how long it's been since they last acted out. But freedom isn't a streak counter. It's a direction…
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After watching a documentary that was basically a 1.5 hour long commercial for OnlyFans, I am compelled to share the dark side of what is being presented as “easy money for people who are simply sexually liberated enough to sign up.”
It could feel like you’re not allowed to struggle. You may even be ashamed and secretly reading this article hoping no one looks. Or pretending you’re doing research to help someone else out when you really know you need help. It’s okay to need help.
As a parent, the thought of talking about sex with our kids can be overwhelming and cause quite a bit of anxiety. Depending on our own experiences and knowledge, we may not feel qualified to discuss the topic. If sexual issues were a part of our past, or continue to be a current struggle, shame can freeze us in our tracks. If we do muster the strength to broach the topic, it is often much later in their life than it should be. When it comes to talking about sex, the only “unfixable” mistake a parent can make - is to not talk about it.