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		<title>Comment on Fireproof - porn addiction on the big screen by Chris</title>
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		<dc:creator>Chris</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Mon, 01 Dec 2008 19:54:12 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Why keep your heads in a little box?  If the issue of porn addiction is something anyone truly feels could use some support and encouragement, then why would something such as a possibly-inspiring film being made by Christian directors be something that should stop them from trying to find hope in it?  All i am asking is that you don't say that you won't be able to relate until you truly watch it and take it in from an un-egocentric point of view.  Maybe the only way to REALLY clear your heart of porn addiction IS to use certain principles used in this film?  It's all in the way you interpret it.  No one says the Christian label needs to be attached.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Why keep your heads in a little box?  If the issue of porn addiction is something anyone truly feels could use some support and encouragement, then why would something such as a possibly-inspiring film being made by Christian directors be something that should stop them from trying to find hope in it?  All i am asking is that you don&#8217;t say that you won&#8217;t be able to relate until you truly watch it and take it in from an un-egocentric point of view.  Maybe the only way to REALLY clear your heart of porn addiction IS to use certain principles used in this film?  It&#8217;s all in the way you interpret it.  No one says the Christian label needs to be attached.</p>
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		<title>Comment on Why cold turkey doesn&#8217;t work - Jon&#8217;s story by Andrew</title>
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		<dc:creator>Andrew</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Mon, 01 Dec 2008 01:56:19 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>I am struggling less and less with porn addiction. I tried the 12-step thing and found that for me it was counter-productive. The central premise is that we are helpless to the addiction, and that we will 'always' remain an addict, and that only god can heal us. How disempowering! For a start, why identify as an 'addict'? The addiction is not what we truly are! This identification only serves to keep one coming back to the 'group' indefinitely. 

The only times I have ever had success is when I have decided that I really, really do want to give it up. That's right, human will. I stop being a slave when I get off my knees. People survived concentration camps for god's sake! Rape and torture! Why should the temporary pain of withdrawal be such a big deal? If we really want something, nothing can stop us from getting it but ourselves. If we really want freedom from porn, nothing can stop us from getting it. (Unless someone holds a gun to our head every night and forces us to watch porn.) 

The key is...MOTIVATION. Find out WHY porn should be given up. No point doing something out of a vague feeling of guilt. Knowledge is power. 

Then map out the HOW. This will include substituting wholesome, nurturing activity for the previously unwholesome one. 

Over time the brain rewires itself back to equilibrium and normal brain chemistry is regained. 

I am part of the way through this process myself. It is challenging but much less challenging than losing your wife or job is it not? What to speak of surviving a prison camp. Good luck everyone on this journey.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I am struggling less and less with porn addiction. I tried the 12-step thing and found that for me it was counter-productive. The central premise is that we are helpless to the addiction, and that we will &#8216;always&#8217; remain an addict, and that only god can heal us. How disempowering! For a start, why identify as an &#8216;addict&#8217;? The addiction is not what we truly are! This identification only serves to keep one coming back to the &#8216;group&#8217; indefinitely. </p>
<p>The only times I have ever had success is when I have decided that I really, really do want to give it up. That&#8217;s right, human will. I stop being a slave when I get off my knees. People survived concentration camps for god&#8217;s sake! Rape and torture! Why should the temporary pain of withdrawal be such a big deal? If we really want something, nothing can stop us from getting it but ourselves. If we really want freedom from porn, nothing can stop us from getting it. (Unless someone holds a gun to our head every night and forces us to watch porn.) </p>
<p>The key is&#8230;MOTIVATION. Find out WHY porn should be given up. No point doing something out of a vague feeling of guilt. Knowledge is power. </p>
<p>Then map out the HOW. This will include substituting wholesome, nurturing activity for the previously unwholesome one. </p>
<p>Over time the brain rewires itself back to equilibrium and normal brain chemistry is regained. </p>
<p>I am part of the way through this process myself. It is challenging but much less challenging than losing your wife or job is it not? What to speak of surviving a prison camp. Good luck everyone on this journey.</p>
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		<title>Comment on I have ruined my life, one day at a time - J&#8217;s story by jon</title>
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		<dc:creator>jon</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sat, 29 Nov 2008 17:34:19 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>To j:

Please don't give up. I don't know how to help you but your story is so sad because you deserve so much better. Your story is so similar to mine, except I'm older by 20 years. That should tell you that you can live. 

I have not overcome my addiction, but I just came here and I have to because I too am ready to kill myself as well. The only thing that stops me is having a son that I cannot hurt or abandon.

I was a virgin for a long time like you. Except I went to deep into mexico with friends on vacation and paid a prostitute at for my first time. I was 24. Since then I've married and divorced twice, Both marriages were with women who had serious problems as well. Other than those two women I have only had sex with prostitutes.  Well there was one real nasty freeby from a woman I found a bar who I was sure I probably got aids from for years. (I didn't luckily) 

My life is pretty much shot to hell now. Not because I spent any money on porn, but because I've wasted my entire life looking at it, and beating off. I never had time or sexual energy for my wives, motivation to take care of my business, and finances, or do my job the best way I could. I have to say my two sons have suffered as well, but I don't know how much. I don't think they are porn addicts, but they have lacked for attention and a good role model.

I look forward to abstaining from porn and eventually getting into a healthy relationship, whatever that would look like with my history.

Please hang in there.



Jason:

Thank you for providing this site.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>To j:</p>
<p>Please don&#8217;t give up. I don&#8217;t know how to help you but your story is so sad because you deserve so much better. Your story is so similar to mine, except I&#8217;m older by 20 years. That should tell you that you can live. </p>
<p>I have not overcome my addiction, but I just came here and I have to because I too am ready to kill myself as well. The only thing that stops me is having a son that I cannot hurt or abandon.</p>
<p>I was a virgin for a long time like you. Except I went to deep into mexico with friends on vacation and paid a prostitute at for my first time. I was 24. Since then I&#8217;ve married and divorced twice, Both marriages were with women who had serious problems as well. Other than those two women I have only had sex with prostitutes.  Well there was one real nasty freeby from a woman I found a bar who I was sure I probably got aids from for years. (I didn&#8217;t luckily) </p>
<p>My life is pretty much shot to hell now. Not because I spent any money on porn, but because I&#8217;ve wasted my entire life looking at it, and beating off. I never had time or sexual energy for my wives, motivation to take care of my business, and finances, or do my job the best way I could. I have to say my two sons have suffered as well, but I don&#8217;t know how much. I don&#8217;t think they are porn addicts, but they have lacked for attention and a good role model.</p>
<p>I look forward to abstaining from porn and eventually getting into a healthy relationship, whatever that would look like with my history.</p>
<p>Please hang in there.</p>
<p>Jason:</p>
<p>Thank you for providing this site.</p>
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		<title>Comment on I have ruined my life, one day at a time - J&#8217;s story by P</title>
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		<dc:creator>P</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Wed, 26 Nov 2008 19:48:49 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>J,

I feel for you. I know who might not believe that the following applies to you, but there is hope.

1. I was a quasi-virgin until 24, when I met my future wife, who is wonderful, loving and good-looking. She already had boyfriends before. It was not a problem that I was not experienced. Really, you should not think that everything is lost. 8 years later, we are still together, and still in love.

2. But sex or a girlfriend will not cure you, it will never be enough: you will still fall into depression if you don't learn to take care of yourself. Do not expect that ONE thing can change everything. That having a girlfirend will make you happy, or that being single will make you unhappy. Both ideas are wrong.

3. Quit porn, and meet people - and not for sex, for community, for caring. This is the starting point I think.

4. I am still addicted, and it consumes me. The addiction is a response to depression, and feeds the depression. It is not really sex that I am missing, but reason to respect yourself, and confidence in your ability to face life, and maybe more friends. Maybe it is the same for you. Porn is a response to anxiety, boredom and isolation, but it the main cause of anxiety, boredom and isolation.

5. You are not entitled to porn in compensation for your pain. Same as the alcoholic who drinks to forget he is alcoholic. 

6. Take responsaibility. You created a lot of the current situation, you can also change it. This is no destiny. You created a large part of the problem, you can change it. 

Good luck, take care of yourself, there is always hope. Helping other people is the greatest thing you can do for your happyness and self-esteem. Be good.

P</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>J,</p>
<p>I feel for you. I know who might not believe that the following applies to you, but there is hope.</p>
<p>1. I was a quasi-virgin until 24, when I met my future wife, who is wonderful, loving and good-looking. She already had boyfriends before. It was not a problem that I was not experienced. Really, you should not think that everything is lost. 8 years later, we are still together, and still in love.</p>
<p>2. But sex or a girlfriend will not cure you, it will never be enough: you will still fall into depression if you don&#8217;t learn to take care of yourself. Do not expect that ONE thing can change everything. That having a girlfirend will make you happy, or that being single will make you unhappy. Both ideas are wrong.</p>
<p>3. Quit porn, and meet people - and not for sex, for community, for caring. This is the starting point I think.</p>
<p>4. I am still addicted, and it consumes me. The addiction is a response to depression, and feeds the depression. It is not really sex that I am missing, but reason to respect yourself, and confidence in your ability to face life, and maybe more friends. Maybe it is the same for you. Porn is a response to anxiety, boredom and isolation, but it the main cause of anxiety, boredom and isolation.</p>
<p>5. You are not entitled to porn in compensation for your pain. Same as the alcoholic who drinks to forget he is alcoholic. </p>
<p>6. Take responsaibility. You created a lot of the current situation, you can also change it. This is no destiny. You created a large part of the problem, you can change it. </p>
<p>Good luck, take care of yourself, there is always hope. Helping other people is the greatest thing you can do for your happyness and self-esteem. Be good.</p>
<p>P</p>
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		<title>Comment on Why cold turkey doesn&#8217;t work - Jon&#8217;s story by Jim</title>
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		<dc:creator>Jim</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 25 Nov 2008 22:53:49 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>well I just want to say that cold turkey does work for some people!
I quit smoking after 5 years and did it cold turkey! How did I do it? Well many attempts failed before it, what happened in the end is I realized a) I just had to say no to it over and over again b) I made a concerted effort to reason with myself to quit. 

I also quit pornography, after watching almost daily!
- I quit in the same way a) just said no over and over again, or in other words did not look at it cold turkey and b) made a concerted effort to reason with myself

- Now reason is tricky, one of the ways that i continued in my addictions was reasoning that it was OK or using reasoning to prove to myself that I did not need to quit. 
- You need to ask yourself serious questions, look at real data, and look at all the possible angles
- now it could just be the academic in me but i feel that if you fail to properly reason about the situation, take a critical and thorough look at it then you will never recover because you will not understand what is happening to your mind and body - again &#38; again &#38; again
- And I think it is obvious that you do replace activities with quitting however in the case of smoking this amounted to me simply staring at a wall for 15 min on my smoke break instead of joining in with the others and killing myself - same with pornography you can twiddle your thumbs or whatever as long as it is not pornography</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>well I just want to say that cold turkey does work for some people!<br />
I quit smoking after 5 years and did it cold turkey! How did I do it? Well many attempts failed before it, what happened in the end is I realized a) I just had to say no to it over and over again b) I made a concerted effort to reason with myself to quit. </p>
<p>I also quit pornography, after watching almost daily!<br />
- I quit in the same way a) just said no over and over again, or in other words did not look at it cold turkey and b) made a concerted effort to reason with myself</p>
<p>- Now reason is tricky, one of the ways that i continued in my addictions was reasoning that it was OK or using reasoning to prove to myself that I did not need to quit.<br />
- You need to ask yourself serious questions, look at real data, and look at all the possible angles<br />
- now it could just be the academic in me but i feel that if you fail to properly reason about the situation, take a critical and thorough look at it then you will never recover because you will not understand what is happening to your mind and body - again &amp; again &amp; again<br />
- And I think it is obvious that you do replace activities with quitting however in the case of smoking this amounted to me simply staring at a wall for 15 min on my smoke break instead of joining in with the others and killing myself - same with pornography you can twiddle your thumbs or whatever as long as it is not pornography</p>
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		<title>Comment on 25 years trapped with a porn-addicted husband - EM&#8217;s story by ella</title>
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		<dc:creator>ella</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 25 Nov 2008 17:09:29 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>my dear sisters...my heart breaks reading of your anguish. Those nights when you are crying i have been crying too.
After almost 13 years of marriage to an controlling porn addict..I am now the single mom of 5 children. I am glad i have them to take care of as when i am alone i am empty and stare at the wall and cry. 
But,there are more happy days now. 

I would have stayed with him, if he was trying to overcome this awful temptation. I sometimes fear the day he gets better and asks me to return. but that is like watching someone dive head first into a tar pit and waiting for them to climb back out. It was so hard to walk away from someone who l promised to love... but that person is gone. There is a song by ingrid mortenson called glass that has comfored me in this transition.
Keep getting on your knees to pray...even when all you have is tears...God will show you the way...He wants you to be happy.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>my dear sisters&#8230;my heart breaks reading of your anguish. Those nights when you are crying i have been crying too.<br />
After almost 13 years of marriage to an controlling porn addict..I am now the single mom of 5 children. I am glad i have them to take care of as when i am alone i am empty and stare at the wall and cry.<br />
But,there are more happy days now. </p>
<p>I would have stayed with him, if he was trying to overcome this awful temptation. I sometimes fear the day he gets better and asks me to return. but that is like watching someone dive head first into a tar pit and waiting for them to climb back out. It was so hard to walk away from someone who l promised to love&#8230; but that person is gone. There is a song by ingrid mortenson called glass that has comfored me in this transition.<br />
Keep getting on your knees to pray&#8230;even when all you have is tears&#8230;God will show you the way&#8230;He wants you to be happy.</p>
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		<title>Comment on I have ruined my life, one day at a time - J&#8217;s story by PB</title>
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		<dc:creator>PB</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Mon, 24 Nov 2008 20:20:49 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>I have read through all the stuff you guys wrote, i am 27 and i have also had quite a journey with this truly horrible element of modern day life. i thank God that i have been saved from this for the past two years. And it was tonight, when i was bored after a long day of work, that i started with those so called 'innocent searches' on the net, i am sure some of you guys know what i am talking about. and i found myself asking - why are you doing this? who are you bluffing? you KNOW where these searches will end up. and that is when i googled 'quit porn addiction' and i read some of these stories. and i realised that i was playing with fire. i think at the bottom of porn addiction we will all find some kind of loneliness. and i realised that i have not been serious enough with my Bible reading and study over the past few weeks. I will address this, this is the source of my loneliness, since i have a wonderful fiancee and family support system i am not lonely on an interpersonal level. to those of you who attend Church and look to God for His saving grace - you go guys! that is the only way to truly beat this thing, that is how i got to be clean for two years and that is, i believe, why i was so gracefully saved from falling again tonight. God is the only true solution. to porn, to all our problems. i will pray for those who are in the claws of this terrible monster. also - look for the signs of porn addiction in those around you</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I have read through all the stuff you guys wrote, i am 27 and i have also had quite a journey with this truly horrible element of modern day life. i thank God that i have been saved from this for the past two years. And it was tonight, when i was bored after a long day of work, that i started with those so called &#8216;innocent searches&#8217; on the net, i am sure some of you guys know what i am talking about. and i found myself asking - why are you doing this? who are you bluffing? you KNOW where these searches will end up. and that is when i googled &#8216;quit porn addiction&#8217; and i read some of these stories. and i realised that i was playing with fire. i think at the bottom of porn addiction we will all find some kind of loneliness. and i realised that i have not been serious enough with my Bible reading and study over the past few weeks. I will address this, this is the source of my loneliness, since i have a wonderful fiancee and family support system i am not lonely on an interpersonal level. to those of you who attend Church and look to God for His saving grace - you go guys! that is the only way to truly beat this thing, that is how i got to be clean for two years and that is, i believe, why i was so gracefully saved from falling again tonight. God is the only true solution. to porn, to all our problems. i will pray for those who are in the claws of this terrible monster. also - look for the signs of porn addiction in those around you</p>
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		<title>Comment on I have ruined my life, one day at a time - J&#8217;s story by dave uk</title>
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		<dc:creator>dave uk</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Fri, 21 Nov 2008 21:33:02 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>jason............ that is a really heart rending story and it scared  the hell out of me because i recognized an awful lot of it. I really truly feel for you. Having read it i can honestly say to you that you will get your woamen one day because you are obviously a honest, intelligent and self aware person. Like a smoker who wants to quit because he is aware of the damage he is doing, it takes more than one attempt to succeed. Its not the failing that is a sin its the not trying at all. God bless you man, please don't give up, you will succeed.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>jason&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;&#8230; that is a really heart rending story and it scared  the hell out of me because i recognized an awful lot of it. I really truly feel for you. Having read it i can honestly say to you that you will get your woamen one day because you are obviously a honest, intelligent and self aware person. Like a smoker who wants to quit because he is aware of the damage he is doing, it takes more than one attempt to succeed. Its not the failing that is a sin its the not trying at all. God bless you man, please don&#8217;t give up, you will succeed.</p>
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		<title>Comment on Slipping back into habit - keep feeling failure by Veteran Jake</title>
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		<dc:creator>Veteran Jake</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Wed, 19 Nov 2008 16:04:25 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>I know how it feels like to be addicted and to suffer relapse, I even did a chart of my relapses. It does not seem to go away, one slip and the guilt trap will ensnare the victim. I am suggesting a new way.

According to a website, a habit is used to fill a void. So why not use a void to fill a habit. What does that mean? That means simply learn to do nothing. A void means something is not satisfied, for example, a sex urge, a relationship that is broken, or maybe being just damn piss about oneself, see the cause wasn't porn to start with, it was the problem that drove us towards porn, so that means as long as we can accept that we feel damn lousy the way we are not, that things are not going right now, and this is the most important part - DOING NOTHING is better than doing a wrong. 

We give ourselves time, and most important of all, our mind. Once you recognise doing nothing is a good option, it does TWO important things. First of all, you will not need to run to PORN to feed your ego or numb yourself of your problems. Second, it will give you the peace of mind to accept circumstances and the brain resources to solve your problem at hand, and if you choose not to solve it as least you got the sanity to do the things you truly want to do.

Let me know if it works for you at jakeliving@gmail.com</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I know how it feels like to be addicted and to suffer relapse, I even did a chart of my relapses. It does not seem to go away, one slip and the guilt trap will ensnare the victim. I am suggesting a new way.</p>
<p>According to a website, a habit is used to fill a void. So why not use a void to fill a habit. What does that mean? That means simply learn to do nothing. A void means something is not satisfied, for example, a sex urge, a relationship that is broken, or maybe being just damn piss about oneself, see the cause wasn&#8217;t porn to start with, it was the problem that drove us towards porn, so that means as long as we can accept that we feel damn lousy the way we are not, that things are not going right now, and this is the most important part - DOING NOTHING is better than doing a wrong. </p>
<p>We give ourselves time, and most important of all, our mind. Once you recognise doing nothing is a good option, it does TWO important things. First of all, you will not need to run to PORN to feed your ego or numb yourself of your problems. Second, it will give you the peace of mind to accept circumstances and the brain resources to solve your problem at hand, and if you choose not to solve it as least you got the sanity to do the things you truly want to do.</p>
<p>Let me know if it works for you at <a href="mailto:jakeliving@gmail.com">jakeliving@gmail.com</a></p>
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		<title>Comment on I have ruined my life, one day at a time - J&#8217;s story by Rocko</title>
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		<dc:creator>Rocko</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 18 Nov 2008 07:37:02 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>I'm addicted to porn....and trying to quit. It's hard for me because everytime i try to quit i can't stop thinking about the things i saw on porn and it just about drives me crazy! i pray to God to give me strength and courage to quit. i'm 16 yrs. old now and i play Football.
and about that guy who said exercising and workin out. Go out into the real world. thats wha i'm trying right now. Doing Football workouts for nxt year. hangin out with friends. try to go to church.
it's really hard for me to quit but I'M NOT GIVING UP!!! it'll be hard taking  it one step at a time but right now i'm ready to face it! Because with GOD NOTHING IS IMPOSSIBLE. God... take me and guide me!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I&#8217;m addicted to porn&#8230;.and trying to quit. It&#8217;s hard for me because everytime i try to quit i can&#8217;t stop thinking about the things i saw on porn and it just about drives me crazy! i pray to God to give me strength and courage to quit. i&#8217;m 16 yrs. old now and i play Football.<br />
and about that guy who said exercising and workin out. Go out into the real world. thats wha i&#8217;m trying right now. Doing Football workouts for nxt year. hangin out with friends. try to go to church.<br />
it&#8217;s really hard for me to quit but I&#8217;M NOT GIVING UP!!! it&#8217;ll be hard taking  it one step at a time but right now i&#8217;m ready to face it! Because with GOD NOTHING IS IMPOSSIBLE. God&#8230; take me and guide me!</p>
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