“What’s the one piece of advice you would give
to someone struggling with porn addiction?”
Paul Robinson is an x3groups Zone Leader and xxxChurch.com blogger.
Connect with Paul:
Blog: www.paulrobinsonwrites.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/paulrobinsonwrites
Twitter: @paulrobinson33
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Transcript:
Steve: Hey guys! I’m here with Paul Robinson. He’s an x3groups Zone Leader and a blogger over at xxxChurch.com. And Paul what’s the one piece of advice that you would give to somebody struggling with pornography addiction?
Paul: That’s a really good question. I think there’s lots and lots of things you can do if you’re addicted to porn. I think it’s really probably a combination of different things, but I think the one thing, and I’m speaking a lot from experience here myself that’s really helped me, is just being able to get to the kind of the root of the issue behind addiction, something like…stuff like accountability, stuff like that is really helpful for me. But I think ultimately what really bought me to freedom was kind of understanding the stuff from my past all the way to my present where it was kind of shaping how I saw myself, how I saw other people, and ultimately why that led me to look at porn and become addicted. I think my piece of advice would be to find people who are experienced with dealing with that kind of stuff, professionals who are experts of that and really help us kind of unpack a lot of that stuff most of us deal with from day-to-day. I think that takes a lot of time, a lot of effort. It’s not an easy fix, by any means. But I think it’s one of those things that when we do it right, when we do it well enough and commit to it, a real freedom is found.
Steve: Cool! Thanks for sharing that advice. Tell people where they can find you online.
Paul: Yeah. You can find me at my blog, which is paulrobinsonwrites.com and my Twitter handle is @paulrobinson33. Those are probably the best venues to find me.
Steve: Okay. Well thanks for your time. Thanks for sharing that with the audience here and good luck with your ministry.
Paul: Yeah no problem. Thanks Stephen.
Steve: Thank you.
