Is My Pornography Use a Problem?
Though you may already recognize that pornography is a part of your life, the following questions may help you determine whether it is time for you to seek help. Full Article
Recognizing an Addiction
Help and Support for Youth
Danger Ahead! Avoiding Pornography's Trap
Why is pornography considered such a big deal? We let three young men tell their stories of entrapment, struggle, and despair. And of how they were finally rescued. Full Article
Q&A;: Questions and Answers
“Pornography is ruining my life. But every time I try to quit looking at it, I fall again. What can I do?” Full Article
Steps You Can Take Now
Though you may already recognize that pornography is a part of your life, the questions on the article "Is My Pornography Use a Problem?" may help you determine whether it is time for you to seek help. If you answer yes to any of the questions or if you are troubled by other pornography-related thoughts or behaviors, you may benefit from discussing your pornography use with your parents, bishop or a professional counselor.
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Elder L. Whitney Clayton speaks of the real consequences of a pornography addiction (see also Ensign, November 2007, 51–53).
